Community impact
The point is the kids.
World-class venues are the engine. Community access is the reason. Project Motion's social charter is written into every grant application and every operating budget - for 20 years and beyond.
150-300
Direct permanent jobs in Phase 1
500-1,500
Indirect jobs across the West Coast corridor
60-70%
Of roles sourced from surrounding communities
R500M+
Cumulative contribution to the Western Cape economy
20+
Years of guaranteed community access
3-5
Indirect jobs created per direct role
Youth academies
Free sport academies across all seven disciplines, including futsal, basketball and proposed indoor and beach volleyball in the Field Hall, with kit, coaching and Olympic-pathway tracking - open to learners from surrounding schools and townships.
Media training
Production studios double as classrooms: broadcast, camera, editing, drone operation. Outputs publish on Project Motion's own channels.
Proposed school programmes
Proposed curriculum-aligned visits, transport subsidies and dedicated booking windows so local schools could use the venues during weekday off-peak hours. No school, NGO or community body has been approached or signed up.
Subsidised access
Tiered pricing keeps recreational sessions in reach of every Cape Town family - anchored by event-revenue cross-subsidy.