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.JPG) Arturo Sanchez-Alvarez has been named the Latin American regional representative for the International Alliance for Youth Sports (IAYS).
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In its continuing efforts to promote the value of sports worldwide, the International Alliance For Youth Sports (IAYS) has established an office in Queretaro, Mexico.
The office will be headed by Arturo Cevallos, the Mexico representative for IAYS, who will oversee the implementation of the Alliance's Game On! Youth Sports initiative throughout the country.
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Children in Queretaro, Mexico, will have an opportunity to participate in sports thanks to a recent move by the government that will allocate $100,000 over the next two years toward implementing the Game On! Youth Sports program in Queretaro.
Funds will also be utilized to organize the first Latin American Game On! Youth Sports Summit, to be held in Queretaro in 2008. Queretaro is quickly becoming the pioneering state of Mexico in raising awareness about and addressing the need to provide positive and safe sports to its youth residents.
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 Since the inception of the International Alliance for Youth Sports (IAYS) in 2003, Arturo Cevallos has been working in Mexico to bring the IAYS’ Game On! Youth Sports program to children in his country. After three successful years, Cevallos and IAYS are ready to expand the program across Latin America.
“There has never before been a program like Game On! Youth Sports,” Cevallos said. “It’s had a great impact.”
This was the precise reason for Cevallos’ recent visit to the IAYS’ international headquarters in West Palm Beach, Fla. Cevallos and other IAYS representatives shared their knowledge of Latin America, and discussed the development of a plan on how to spread Game On! throughout the region.
“The future goal is specifically to launch training programs for the youth sports administrators and the youth sport coaches to get a more academic basis,” Cevallos said, “to apply the program for more kids in Mexico, and also to involve different states.”
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