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Here is a short update from one of our partners in Kathmandu:
We are running a regular soccer academy on the weekends for the children age 6 to 17 who are divided into different age groups.
Due to monsoon, we have closed down our training and will resume after monsoon.
We will be supporting balls in Mahottari region where many community kids come and play and coaches have the opportunity to reach out to these kids.
We will be adding full time and a part time coach soon which will help us impact and reach many children.
Ball Project is thankful for our partners around the world working week in & week out to build their communities & help children play.
From one of our partners in Nigeria:
Find attached picture of pupils in a school in the Northeast of Nigeria who benefited from Ball Project soccer ball gift.
Thanks to all of our partners, donors & advisors for helping children play!
Here is a great short update from one of our partners in Ukraine:
About my Projects:
1)We work with 2 age groups in my community this is around 50 kids. We practice together around 4 times per week. We have a character lesson once a week.
2) We helped create a network among coaches in Ukraine. It is called Christian Football of Ukraine we help each other by conducting tournaments, camps and educational courses. We see how common help allows us to be more effective in our work.
3) One of my former players on my team moved to Kiev to University to do sports development work and he serves the student community through Frisbee.
Several Ball Project partners have started using Frisbee in their sport development work. Frisbee is great because it is inexpensive & portable. Frisbee can be competitive or simply fun.
I travel allover the world with my Aerobie Dogobie flying disc because it is soft & flexible & fits in my back pocket.
I have played Frisbee with 5 year old kids & 90 year old women out in a tiny village in India on a trip with Invisible Girl Project. I have played Frisbee with kids in Egypt & Hyde Park, London
It is fun to see Frisbee growing internationally as a way to build communities, health & fitness, teams & to help children play.
