Girl's Net

Girl's Net Girls'Net aims to grow girl's social movement through the use of ICTs
Skills and Knowledge is power!

Girl'sNet is a project of Women'sNet and was established in 2003. It builds on Women'sNet's past experiences of training 12-18 year old girls in rural areas in digital audio production training during 2002/2003. The training was supported by UNICEF, where girls produced audio spots on themes of their choice, with a view to raise awareness of their gender based experiences. The purpose of the girls

' digital audio training was for each training session to generate 3-4 audio spots, produced by the girls, to be disseminated to community radio stations for broadcasting. The training involved basic computer training but the bulk of the time was spent taking the participating girls through a process where they decided which issues they wanted to produced radio spots on, wrote the scripts, recorded the spots, and finally edited the audio material on the computer. The audio spots were disseminated to the members of the National Community Radio Forum. In 2003/2004, Women'sNet implemented the first phase of the Girls Tech Clubs initiative. The first phase of the project targeted girls in 4 provinces: Eastern Cape, Kwa-Zulu Natal, Limpopo and Gauteng.

12/08/2026

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🏐 Ocean View Volleyball Club: Voices of the TeamWhat does being a girl in sport mean to you?Being a girl in sport means ...
11/08/2026

🏐 Ocean View Volleyball Club: Voices of the Team

What does being a girl in sport mean to you?
Being a girl in sport means showing up, working hard and proving that strength and skill have no gender. It also means inspiring more girls to become athletes.

What challenges have you faced as a girl in sport, and how did you overcome them?
Balancing school and sport can be difficult, but planning, hard work and discipline have helped me keep going.

Have you ever doubted yourself? If so, what helped you keep going?
Sometimes I feel like giving up, but my love for volleyball, my teammates, coach and family remind me that one bad day doesn’t define me.

How has sport helped you grow as a person?
Volleyball has taught me teamwork, communication, trust and the importance of supporting one another.

What is the most important lesson sport has taught you?
To be patient, consistent and always stay alert and ready for whatever comes next.

Who motivates or inspires you to keep working hard in your sport?
My goals motivate me, and I always remember where I started. We also support each other when a teammate is struggling.

What achievement are you most proud of in your sporting journey?
Making the Western Province Volleyball team, representing my team and growing as a player through hard work.

What would you say to a young girl who is afraid to join a sports team or try a new sport?
It’s okay to be nervous. You don’t have to be good on day one. Just start, keep learning and believe in yourself.

What message would you like to share with girls who dream of achieving great things through sport?
Never give up, stay positive and believe in yourself. Don’t let anyone or your insecurities stop you from achieving your dreams. ❤️🏐

🏐 The Story of Tramaine Cornberg & Ocean View Volleyball Club ❤️Ocean View Volleyball Club started in 2014 through Trama...
11/08/2026

🏐 The Story of Tramaine Cornberg & Ocean View Volleyball Club ❤️

Ocean View Volleyball Club started in 2014 through Tramaine’s brother, Dominic Cornberg. Sadly, after Dominic passed away in a motor vehicle accident in 2016, the club collapsed, leaving only a girls’ team.

Tramaine decided to rebuild the club as an all-girls volleyball club, with a vision to empower young girls, build their confidence and give them an opportunity to grow through sport.

She took the programme into local schools and, over the next two years, developed the girls into a competitive club team. Despite many challenges, the girls have achieved incredible success, including back-to-back MSED U14 School Championships, gold at a U15 Youth Tournament, winning the U19 Girls Division at Century City, and the U15 Junior Extravaganza Tournament.

Three of the girls have also earned their Western Cape colours and represented Team Western Cape.

Tramaine’s story is about more than volleyball. It is about empowering girls, creating opportunities, building confidence and showing young women that they can achieve greatness despite the challenges they face.

🎙️ We will also be featuring Tramaine’s volleyball girls in an upcoming interview, where they will share their journey, experiences, challenges and what it means to be part of Ocean View Volleyball Club.

Stay tuned for their story! ❤️🏐

GIRLS IN SPORT💖🏉 KAYLEE DANIELS | INTERVIEW 🏉1. Tell us a little about yourself and your rugby journey so far. Kaylee: M...
07/08/2026

GIRLS IN SPORT💖

🏉 KAYLEE DANIELS | INTERVIEW 🏉

1. Tell us a little about yourself and your rugby journey so far.
Kaylee: My name is Kaylee Daniels, and I am passionate about rugby. I started playing at 16 and have worked hard to develop my skills. Rugby has given me opportunities to represent my team, meet amazing people, and grow both on and off the field.

2. What inspired you to start playing rugby?
Kaylee: I always wanted to play rugby. My dad was a rugby player, so I grew up around the sport. I loved the teamwork, excitement, and discipline, and I wanted to challenge myself.

3. Who has been your biggest supporter throughout your rugby journey?
Kaylee: My family has always been my biggest support system, encouraging me through every challenge. I also learned to be my own biggest supporter by picking myself up during difficult times.

4. What has been your biggest challenge as a girl in rugby?
Kaylee: Proving that girls can play rugby just as passionately and competitively as boys. There are still stereotypes, but I've learned to stay focused on my goals and not let them hold me back.

5. How has rugby helped you grow as a person?
Kaylee: Rugby has taught me confidence, discipline, resilience, and teamwork. It has shown me the value of hard work, dedication, and staying physically and mentally strong.

6. What motivates you to keep going when things get tough?
Kaylee: I remind myself why I started and what I want to achieve. Because I started later than many girls on my teams, I was always determined to prove to myself that I could achieve anything I set my mind to.

7. What is your proudest achievement in rugby so far?
Kaylee: Representing my team at a national level and seeing how much I have improved over the years. Every opportunity to compete at a higher level makes me proud.

8. What important life lessons has rugby taught you?
Kaylee: Rugby has taught me that hard work pays off, teamwork is essential, and setbacks are opportunities to learn and grow. It has also taught me respect, commitment, and perseverance.

9. What advice would you give to girls who want to try rugby or other sports?
Kaylee: Don't be afraid to try. Believe in yourself, work hard, and never let anyone tell you that you can't achieve something because you're a girl. Every athlete starts as a beginner.

10. What message would you like to share with young girls who are afraid to chase their dreams?
Kaylee: Believe in yourself and never give up on your dreams. Stay positive, work hard, and remember that pressure is a privilege. Most importantly, keep God first, trust the process, and know that you are capable of achieving great things.

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GIRLS IN SPORT 💟🏉 COMING SOON | EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH KAYLEE DANIELS 🏉"God wouldn't give you a dream without also giv...
06/08/2026

GIRLS IN SPORT 💟
🏉 COMING SOON | EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH KAYLEE DANIELS 🏉
"God wouldn't give you a dream without also giving you the ability, strength, and opportunity to pursue it. The journey may not be easy, and the timing may not be what you expect, but with faith, perseverance, and hard work, what seems impossible today can become possible tomorrow."
– Kaylee Daniels
Get ready for an inspiring interview with Kaylee Daniels, a dedicated rugby player currently representing UWC Rugby. From starting her rugby journey at the age of 16 to competing at a high level, Kaylee's story is one of determination, resilience, faith, and self-belief. 💙🏉✨

GIRLS IN SPORT 🩷🏅🤸‍♀️🏐⛹️‍♀️Girls belong in every sport, on every field, and in every competition. Let's create more oppo...
30/07/2026

GIRLS IN SPORT 🩷🏅🤸‍♀️🏐⛹️‍♀️
Girls belong in every sport, on every field, and in every competition. Let's create more opportunities and encourage the next generation of athletes to dream big, stay active, and reach their full potential.
💬 Which sport do you think girls should have greater access to?
1️⃣ Football/Soccer ⚽
2️⃣ Netball 🏐
3️⃣ Rugby 🏉
4️⃣ Volleyball 🏐
5️⃣ Basketball 🏀
6️⃣ Cricket 🏏
7️⃣ Tennis 🎾
8️⃣ Other (comment below) 💬
💖 Cast your vote and join the conversation! Tell us which sport you're passionate about and why.

SUPPORTING GIRLS IN SPORT💙 When girls are supported, they thrive both on and off the field.How can we encourage more gir...
28/07/2026

SUPPORTING GIRLS IN SPORT

💙 When girls are supported, they thrive both on and off the field.

How can we encourage more girls to participate in sport?

CONFIDENCE THROUGH SPORT🌟 Sport teaches girls to believe in themselves long before the world does.How has sport helped y...
27/07/2026

CONFIDENCE THROUGH SPORT

🌟 Sport teaches girls to believe in themselves long before the world does.

How has sport helped you grow in confidence?

ROLE MODELS IN SPORT✨ Every champion started with a dream.Tell us: which girl or woman in sport inspires you the most an...
24/07/2026

ROLE MODELS IN SPORT
✨ Every champion started with a dream.
Tell us: which girl or woman in sport inspires you the most and why? 💙🏆

Mention a girl in sport in your community you look up to:

💖 A big thank you to the parents who allowed their daughters to join our menstrual health discussion yesterday. It was a...
22/07/2026

💖 A big thank you to the parents who allowed their daughters to join our menstrual health discussion yesterday. It was a great opportunity for girls aged 10 to 18 to learn, ask questions, and receive sanitary pads. Empowered girls build stronger communities! 🌸

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