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Page Last Updated: Thursday, 8 December 2011 |
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Home>About RSNV
Connecting Regional Sport
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| Regional Sports Network Victoria (RSNV) is the peak body which supports nine independent organisations across regional Victoria. These nine organisations are classed as Regional Sports Assemblies and are charged with the critical role of supporting the sport and recreation sector within their regional atchment.
The RSNV cluster is the only agency in Victoria that supports locally based community sport and recreation provision on a statewide basis across rural and regional Victoria. This support involves the provision of training, information, advice, skill development, linkages and advocacy with and for clubs, organisations and communities.
RSNV and the nine Regional Sports Assemblies work directly with 48 local government authorities in Victoria. RSNV covers a population of over 1.45 million rural and regional Victorians and has a network of over 8,500 community based sport and recreation clubs.
In rural and regional Victoria, Regional Sports Assemblies are: • The founders of www.sportslink.org.au • Connected to grass roots sport and recreation clubs and organisations • Supporting volunteers in community sport and active recreation • Delivering training, support and advice to community sport and recreation volunteers, clubs and organisations • Advocating on behalf of community sport and recreation volunteers • Contributing to sport and recreation planning and development • Independent and stand alone
This level of support and assistance is a unique asset for Victoria. No other sport and recreation body in the Country has the capacity to deliver services in this manner. | |
| Statistics | | Geographical coverage 214,500 square kilometres (90% of Victoria)
Population Reach 1,458,000 Victorians
Regional Presence 9 Regions with 17 regional offices across Victoria
Club Connections Over 8,500 sporting and recreation clubs
Partnerships State and regional partnerships across sport, health, education, business and government
Skills Training (delivering, co-ordinating, developing); providing advice and information; advocacy; networking and project delivery
Capacity Able to reach out to grass roots clubs, develop club and volunteer capacity, promote health benefits of physical activity and foster new partnerships, across regional Victoria | |
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