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Here is an encouraging update from one of our partners in Moldova about Floorball:
We know, that floorball is one of the better tools for working with kids and teenagers.
This sport develop them and it is interesting for them, because it is new, effective and spectacular sport.
We are confident that floorball is one of the best tools for mentoring.
Using this sport you can create a huge movement in your society.
-Moldova has 3 floorball clubs. 120 players ( U7,U15,U18)
National Floorball Championship, Armator International Floorball Championship are in Moldova.
Floorball Moldova organize sport-floorball seminars, conferences, presentations and different events.
We have 8 mentoring groups.
Coaches have individual meetings with players, where they mentor and study values more deeply. There are individual meetings and a lot of activities,
for example: projects with families and sport festivals.
Ball Project is thankful for our partners who are passionate about sports & play & working hard to help children play.
Here is a great update from our partner Last Bell that works in Ukraine:
Last Bell works with about 200 youth every year. Some are only in their teens; others are grown with kids. Our Day Center is open several days a week, and it’s often packed, with youth using every game and piece of furniture in the room! Foosball is especially popular.
Three young men, all orphanage graduates, are part of our Restoration Project crew. They’re apprenticing to learn the home renovation trade while being mentored by our staff. Right now they’re renovating our Day Center, where our foosball, ping-pong, and other games are. It’s an important place to all of them – one even used to rush to the Day Center after every workday was over to make sure he spent time with our staff – and now they’re giving back as part of their job! Our games are a big part of the Day Center’s welcome, making it easy for our youth to be together and get to know our staff and each other. Games make everyone feel comfortable together.
Ball Project helped sponsor some of the games & equipment in the Day Center.
Ball Project is thankful for our partners in Ukraine & around the world working to help children play!
Here is a short but sweet update from LYN House, one of our partners in Indianapolis, Indiana:
In January we started our 4th year of LYN House Basketball. We offer basketball to beginner and intermediate players ages 5 – 10 years old. This year we have over 50 players.
For the first year our intermediate teams get to play different teams at games. We have 6 teams in the league. We used our remaining Ball Project funds to purchase whistles and a new ball pump.
Ball Project is thankful for our partners around the neighborhood & around the world working (& playing) hard to help children play!
