Savannah Pride is a sport for development based organisation that aims to skill, educate and mentor youth through Basketball in Western Sydney.
Founded in 2006, Savannah Pride was originally established by a small group of coaches and students from South Sudanese backgrounds to assist youth through their settlement journey and provide a positive outlet. Savannah Pride has grown to be an all-inclusive organisation that attracts young people from all walks of life regardless of race, ethnicity or gender.
Savannah Pride provides a positive outlet for young people to channel their energy and grow, through well-rounded basketball programs, educational programs, homework support, mentoring and cultural guidance.
Savannah Pride takes a holistic approach to sport for development and works closely with families, schools and local police. Much like the Savannah tree, Savannah Pride believes that developing these deep roots and strong branches means our communities can take shade under the Savannah tree.
Visit Savannah PrideA program run by Basketball NSW that aims to create a platform to encourage females of all ages to play, referee, coach, officiate and administrate basketball.
A program run by Basketball NSW that aims to create a platform to encourage females of all ages to play, referee, coach, officiate and administrate basketball.
The Daughters & Dads program is aimed at young girls aged 5-12-years-old and who are new to basketball.
Basketball NSW has teamed up with Indigenous Basketball Australia (IBA). The three-year agreement sees co-delivering numerous school holiday camps and 3×3 tournaments across NSW.
The I AM A GIRL Leadership Scholarship Program is offered FREE to selected female players, coaches, referees, statisticians, scoretable officials, team managers, and administrators.
From Come ‘n’ try sessions, 3×3 competitions, clinics to courses, keep kids of all ages and abilities entertained with a huge range of great value activities.