The alphabet of Kind Typhus in Sports is a reality

The Alphabet of Kind Typhus in Youth Sports is born

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The Alphabet of Kind Typhus in Youth Sports is born on the heels of the Children&#39s Kindness Alphabet for Grownups project, which generated 3,000 kind words, born on October 2, 2021 (on Grandparents Day) from the idea of Gaia Simonetti, a Florentine journalist and ambassador of Let&#39s Build Kindness.

Education and kindness can take the field.

A crucial role, in sports, is played not only by coaches and managers, but also by parents of young athletes.

That’s whyé Let’s Build Kindness, a national pathway coordinated by Luca Nardi, and Sports Parent School (SGSP) have decided to team up to initiate training and awareness-raising actions.

The first step è the birth of the “alphabet of Kindness Typhus in Youth Sports, created by the Sports Parents School, which will be disseminated through mutual channels and also at evenings with sports clubs, with workshops “I Think…So I Typho! ” and other annual activities of the SGSP.

The latter è a reality; born in 2023 on the idea of Alessandro Crisafulli, a journalist and sports manager from Lombardy, with the Asd DivertiSport association. It is a unique project on the national territory, which was born from what è a real emergency: to inform and train moms and dadsà of underage athletes so that they can support and accompany in the best way, and in a correct way, the path of their children in the world of sports. The aim of the SGSP (which relies on the collaboration of pedagogists, psychologists, former referees and other professionals) è therefore – through specific actions to be conducted together with institutions, clubs, local authorities – sensitize and involve moms and dads; in the SportEducational project of Italian Soccer Schools and, more generally, of sports realities of all disciplines. Explaining and sharing with them the goals for the physical, technical, educational, relational and psychological growth of children and youth.

The Alphabet of Kind Typhus in Youth Sports