Welcome to The Future Factory

It is our strategy to improve the quality of life in impoverished communities through permanent positive change and to increase the level of participation in sport and recreation amongst adults and youth.

We, at The Future Factory, believe that it will be a beneficial decision to support this kind of initiative as it would address the social injustices of substance abuse and create future role models and sports stars in and for our country through our sporting activities.

Due to covid-19 our humanitarian approach to our daily work has changed to ensuring that we assist with feeding schemes as the hunger is real. Daily we having request for assistance and the only way we can do this is for you to pledge support to our projects and fundraisers. Our role has increased to partner non-profit organisations that run feeding on a daily basis.

Education through sport

Sport to learners has a more positive impact than any other programmes that have been tried and tested at schools. Schools are now making school sports compulsory, employing coaches or encouraging teachers to fill this role. The Future Factory has done this for more than 22 years, and the coaches have received an income, but not nearly enough, and due to lack of sponsorship, it cannot pay the sports coach a salary and employ them full time.

A part time coach employed at the school has made so many inroads to the curriculum, as learners are more aware and their attention levels have improved during lesson times. Other activities include Surf Walks, Athletics, Concerts, Food Fair, Big Walk and Inter-school programmes.

The Future Factory embraces all the Olympic sport codes thus giving a variety of choices for the Youth for them to be developed. Also, if you start with an Early Childhood Development, Motor co-ordination skills and making play fun, children tend to grow faster, and at this age, the wellbeing of the child is of utmost importance.

Therefore when a child reaches Pre-Primary School and there is a good Sport Development programme in the school or institution, it is most likely they will be more developed. Children develop in all areas, from their motor skills, eye hand co-ordination, balance, spatial awareness and most importantly they get to meet and make new friendships that often last for many years.