Development
Proposal
Objectives
The
Centre shall be established to fulfill four primary goals:
1. To combat youth delinquency in New Providence
2. To provide first class sporting and educational opportunities
to young Bahamian athletes
3. To create the premier sporting and recreational facility
in The Bahamas
4. To raise the status of Rugby in New Providence
Combating
Youth Delinquency
The
NPSEC will adopt a Whole Person approach to youth
development.
A
Whole Person approach implies:
1. Providing young people with daily after school educational
programmes
2. Providing participants with a nutritional meal each day
3. Providing the best coaching
4. Providing a regular and reliable high standard of competition
5. Providing mentoring & counseling to young people who
are at risk
6. Assisting in college placement and professional development
for participants
7. Providing regular family based activities
8. Providing a healthy, safe, stable environment in which
a kid can be a kid
The
Sporting and Recreational Facility
Well maintained playing surfaces
Expert training in a range of sports for young people
Regular leagues for all team sports (both youth and
adult).
A multigym for use by members
International tournaments
A range of Corporate and other Sports Leagues
A full clubhouse for members
Regular family and social events
The
Rugby Club
The
sport of rugby stands to gain:
1. A lucrative source of revenue
2. A substantial influx of young players
3. The best facilities in the country
The
facility shall ultimately include:
A Clubhouse and Academic Block
Playing surfaces for rugby, soccer, basketball, volleyball
and baseball
A walking/jogging track
A gymnasium
Dormitories
A family cook-out area
A kids playing area
Grandstand bleachers
Self
Sufficiency Income Sources
Bar
& Restaurant |
$150,000 |
Laundromat |
$20,000 |
Membership |
$240,000 |
Events |
$120,000 |
Summer School |
$80,000 |
Academic
Programmes |
$200,000 |
Leagues |
$50,000 |
Flea
Market |
$75,000 |
Dormitories |
$250,000
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Sports
Store |
$60,000 |
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As well as the Sporting & Educational programmes, the
Centre shall offer:
Mens Rugby, Youth Rugby
Mens Soccer, Womens Soccer, Youth Soccer (8 divisions),
Masters Soccer Corporate Leagues, Church Leagues
Mens Baseball, Youth Baseball
Mens
Volleyball, Womens Volleyball, Youth Volleyball
Mens Basketball, Womens Basketball, Youth Basketball
Senior Citizens Club
Walking Club
Chess Club
Dominoes Club
Music Club
Backgammon Club
Fitness Club
Family Days
Adult Education
Trivia Night
Saturday Flea Market Parties & Functions
Multigym
Movie Theatre
Games Room
Pool & Darts
Potential membership & public usage
The
Centre should anticipate the following membership:
400 Youth members (sports & academic)
600 Youth members (sports only)
1,200 Adult Full members
2,000 Adult Social members
4,000 Affiliated members (other clubs and organisations
using the facility)
Casual
users shall include:
2,000 per week Flea market
500 per week fans and supporters
8,000pa guests and touring teams
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