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Planning a new club
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These are some priorities for setting up a new club:
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Young people 

 

Make sure that there are enough young people in the area in which you intend to set up a club.

 

Adults 

There will also need to be adults in the area that are happy to give their time and energy to the club. It is necessary that adults are involved in the club, the more people you can get to help out the better as a rota can be worked out so that no one is left with too much to do.

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Location

 

You will need to find a location that is suitable for the clubs activities, it will need space for activities, for meetings and for educational games.

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Support 

 

It is important to seek support prior to establishing the club. This support should be sought from upstanding members of the community such as Gardaí, Teachers, the local Priest, older members of the community and especially parents.

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Connect wth local structures 

 

Make contact with local youth services in your area to access support, direction and training.

 

Training 

 

It is necessary that induction training is provided to new leaders.

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Senior members

 

Senior members can have a central role in the club, working with the adult leaders. Training, support and direction should be made available to senior members as well as leaders.

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Planning 

 

It is always a good idea to set out a plan before you start.

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Collection

 

Before opening the club, you should try to ensure that you have some money collected to cover insurance and equipment costs.

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