What is the Tables in Communities Project?
Currently, Dinyar is working on the Tables in Communities project which is focused on helping young people and families find places and spaces where they can enjoy Table Tennis together.
The aim of this project is to empower local communities by providing free access to Table Tennis through placing tables and equipment in public spaces and places for the wider community to benefit from. This includes schools, shops, squares, parks, tourist spots, and other indoor community facilities.
We aim to grow the capacity of our local communities to deliver and sustain access to sport and the benefits that come from participating.
There are over 40,000 juniors keen on Table Tennis within the Auckland Table Tennis Association boundary, along with numerous adults. The Auckland Table Tennis Association is committed to providing enough Table Tennis sites to meet demand and allowing everyone to access facilities when they wish to play. The Tables in Communities project serves to provide increased access to Table Tennis in the community.
What is Seekapong?
The Auckland Table Tennis Association developed the Seekapong app as a way to enable users to view the network of venues offering Table Tennis across Auckland and provide the ability to connect with others interested in Table Tennis in their local community.
Currently, we have over 50 venues around Auckland and over 2,000 users on the Seekapong app. This number is growing weekly!
Are you interested in finding places close to you, where you can play Table Tennis and meet new players within your local area?
Do you want to save time and money while achieving your Table Tennis goals?
If yes, click here to download the Seekapong app for free and start your Table Tennis journey today!
How can I be part of this project?
Click here for an in-depth review on how you can be a part of the Tables in Communities Project by applying to be Seekapong Ambassador.
Successful applicants have the opportunity to be rewarded with pizza vouchers, movie tickets, Seekapong merchandise and selected Table Tennis equipment up to the value of $125!
Also, you may be invited by the Auckland Table Tennis Association to visit certain Seekapong table sites exclusively to help you achieve tasks and unlock prizes within the Seekapong Ambassador agreement just like Leo and Fraser below!
Seekapong Ambassador, Leo Mamedov, teaching a student from Epsom Normal Primary School how to hold a bat correctly and do a drop serve.
Epsom Girls Grammar School students enjoying playing Table Tennis at their local venue with the help from Seekapong Ambassadors Leo Mamedov, and Fraser Burns.
Need help?
Click on any of the YouTube tutorial videos below to learn more on how to use the Seekapong app!