Quezon City Sports Talent Development Program

To identify, promote, and develop sports talent in Quezon City.
To support youth and athletes who lack resources for sports equipment, uniforms, and training.
To create a steady supply of competitive athletes representing Quezon City locally, nationally, and internationally.
To foster cooperation among public officials, institutions, and non-government entities for sports development.

Serves as the main facility for sports promotion in Quezon City.
Venue for sports events and socio-civic activities involving students, athletes, and sports associations.
Managed by an Officer-in-Charge appointed by the City Mayor.

Develop sports programs that identify and elevate talent to the highest competency.
Encourage participation in sports and discourage vices such as drug use, smoking, and excessive alcohol consumption.
Involve government officials and other stakeholders in supporting local athletes.

Applicant includes individuals or groups requesting sports support, such as athletes, coaches, referees.
Excessive liquor consumption defined by quantity standards.
Sports defined broadly, including indoor games and competitive physical activities.
Other terms defined include sports competitions, equipment, uniforms, and training.

Individuals of all backgrounds can apply if enlisted in a competition or league.
Groups must consist of team members playing recognized sports, including indigenous games.

Benefits extended to students, athletes, players, government employees, senior citizens, PWDs, out-of-school individuals, and other organizations.
Support includes sports uniforms, equipment, supplies, snacks, and energy drinks for certain groups.

Students require request letters from class advisers or principals with certifications of non-smoking and non-alcohol consumption.
Individuals aged 18+ must submit request letters, certificates of drug non-use, and affidavits confirming non-smoking and moderate alcohol use.
Team/group applications require endorsements from coaches, managers, principals, or barangay leaders.
Designated offices accepted applications including the Mayor’s Office and City Councilors’ Offices.

The Office of the City Mayor, through Amoranto Sports Complex and administrative officials, will implement and promulgate guidelines.

Applicants must be non-smokers, non-users of illegal drugs, and non-excessive consumers of alcohol.
Required to submit drug test certificates and third-party affidavits verifying compliance.
Disqualified are those positive for illegal drugs, tobacco users, and minors consuming alcohol.

A committee of three appointed by the City Mayor to review applications and qualifications for benefits.

Purchasing procedures governed by Republic Act No. 9184 (Government Procurement Reform Act).

The City Government to engage professional consultants for training local coaches, trainers, and referees.
Fees for training to be covered by the allocated program budget.

Budget allocated annually starting 2014, included in the General Appropriations.
Creation of a special "Sports Promotion and Development Program Fund" under Amoranto Sports Complex.

Compliance with existing auditing laws, rules, and ordinances to ensure transparency.

Required annual reports submitted to City Council detailing beneficiaries, expenditures, remaining funds, and recommendations.

Ordinance becomes effective 15 days after publication in a newspaper of general circulation.