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Posted by Vijay Barse - 18/04/2008
I started with conducting matches for slums in our area, to keep them from bad habits. But today 7 years later it has reached a national proportion. Our pilot project YOUNGSTARS has been well received with nearly children from 4 villages taking part. We provide them with training followed by milk and then we engage them in studies.
Posted by Corrina McGowan - 01/02/2008
You are invited to be part of a Homeless World Cup Hairy Haggis Relay Team and run in the Edinburgh Marathon on Sunday 25th May 2008. Run and help raise much needed funds for Melbourne 2008!
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Posted by Thomson Financial - 01/10/2007
One of the things that struck me about the event was how much of a leveler sport can be – with everyone in their kit, there was no distinguishing how rich or poor any individual or country is – they were all just regular kids kicking a ball around. Comment from Charlotte Bray:
Posted by Thomson Financial - 01/10/2007
To be honest, I applied to join the Thomson Financial team at this year’s Homeless World Cup because it was an opportunity to visit Copenhagen, somewhere I’d never been before. Once I got there though, and began to understand more about the Homeless World Cup and what it achieves, being in Copenhagen became secondary to me; I felt honored to be a part of the team and wanted to use my time there doing as much as possible to help. Damaris Sanders reports....
Posted by Thomson Financial - 01/10/2007
Thomson meets India, the team the organisation sponsored to make it to Wonderful Copenhagen, by Quentin Carruthers, Publications
