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Infrastructure interventions are complemented by community sport development initiatives implemented in partnership with provinces, municipalities and sport federations to expand equitable access to safe sporting environments and increase opportunities for girls and young women to participate in organised sport and development programmes.
- Who it is for
- girls and young women; provinces, municipalities and sport federations participating in partnerships
- How to act on it
- Implemented in partnership with provinces, municipalities and sport federations alongside the infrastructure interventions.
The Department supports refurbishment of existing sport facilities to ensure they meet minimum safety, accessibility and usability standards, expanding safe participation opportunities for young women in underprivileged communities.
- Who it is for
- young women in underprivileged communities; communities with existing sport facilities needing upgrades
- How to act on it
- Support is provided for refurbishment of existing facilities to meet minimum safety, accessibility and usability standards as part of the Department’s infrastructure development programmes.
The Department supports the construction and upgrading of community sport facilities in rural municipalities to expand safe participation opportunities for young women in underprivileged communities.
- Who it is for
- young women in underprivileged communities; rural municipalities
- How to act on it
- Support is provided for construction and upgrading of community sport facilities in rural municipalities as part of the Department’s infrastructure development programmes.
The Department supports development of multi-purpose sport courts (netball, basketball and volleyball) equipped with safety lighting and secure fencing to expand safe participation opportunities for young women in underprivileged communities.
- Who it is for
- young women in underprivileged communities; communities needing safe multi-purpose sport courts
- How to act on it
- Support is provided for development of multi-purpose sport courts with safety lighting and secure fencing as part of the Department’s infrastructure development programmes.
Through the MIG framework, the Department has supported sport-related infrastructure allocations enabling municipalities to develop and upgrade community sport facilities, creating safer and more accessible spaces for sport participation, including for girls and young women.
- Who it is for
- municipalities (especially rural and historically disadvantaged areas) and communities needing safer community sport facilities for girls and young women
- How to act on it
- Municipalities develop and upgrade community sport facilities enabled by sport-related infrastructure allocations through the MIG framework.
A ring-fenced sport infrastructure component within the Municipal Infrastructure Grant (MIG) supports municipalities to develop and upgrade community sport facilities, contributing to safer and more accessible spaces for sport participation, including for girls and young women.
- Who it is for
- municipalities, particularly those in rural and historically disadvantaged areas, to expand access to sport infrastructure; girls and young women who benefit from safer community sport facilities
- How to act on it
- The Department works in partnership with municipalities and other spheres of government to expand access to sport infrastructure through the MIG framework.
Occupational therapy (OT) services are provided as part of rehabilitation services in the public health system, with occupational therapists based at district, regional, tertiary and specialised hospitals. People are referred to these services from the primary health care level.
- Who it is for
- children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD), developmental delays and intellectual disabilities, including those in rural, township and informal areas
- How to act on it
- Use primary health care level and be referred to occupational therapy services at district, regional, tertiary and specialised hospitals.
The Department of Health prioritises access to rehabilitation services, including occupational therapy services for children with autism spectrum disorders, developmental delays and intellectual disabilities, through referral networks across the nine provinces and 52 districts.
- Who it is for
- children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD), developmental delays and intellectual disabilities across the nine provinces and 52 districts
- How to act on it
- Access rehabilitation services through the referral networks in the nine provinces and 52 districts (via the primary health care referral pathway).
The Department supports preservation and recognition of historical figures and sites through programmes such as the Resistance and Liberation Heritage Route initiative, which seeks to identify, document and promote places of historical significance linked to South Africa s resistance and liberation history.
- Who it is for
- People and communities connected to places of historical significance linked to South Africa’s resistance and liberation history (as part of the initiative’s identification and promotion work).
- How to act on it
- The document does not describe an application or submission route; it only states that the Department supports the initiative and that it seeks to identify, document and promote places of historical significance.
The Department, through SAHRA and other heritage institutions, continues to identify and document heritage sites of significance associated with King Langalibalele and the AmaHlubi nation, including locations within Langa Township, with the aim of ensuring sites are properly researched, conserved and interpreted with community participation.
- Who it is for
- Communities and stakeholders connected to King Langalibalele and the AmaHlubi nation heritage, including those in Langa Township.
- How to act on it
- The document does not describe an application or submission route; it describes ongoing work to identify and assess heritage sites and to ensure community participation in research, conservation and interpretation.
SAHRA is processing a grading assessment for a broader landscape nomination that includes the area of Oude Molen, as part of the formal process under the National Heritage Resources Act for declaring a site a national heritage site.
- Who it is for
- Stakeholders and communities involved in the Oude Molen landscape nomination and the broader resistance-history heritage recognition process.
- How to act on it
- The document does not describe a public application route; it states the assessment requires extensive consultation and may take a number of months to complete.
The Department and SASSA have migrated the Online Grant Application system to new, more resilient infrastructure to address slow response times and intermittent unavailability, aiming to improve system stability and allow more clients to complete applications remotely.
- Who it is for
- People applying for social grants who use the Online Grant Application system
- How to act on it
- No specific steps are described in the document; it states the system has been migrated to improve remote application completion.