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Here is an encouraging update from one of our partners in Nepal:
One of the player said to our coach, “Coach, why are you so different? You never use abusive words or scold us when we make mistake rather you teach us lovingly and correct us by motivating. My previous coach was never nice. He always shouted, screamed and used bad words when I made mistakes. It used to demotivate me to the level that I never wanted to play again. And he was a “A” licensed coach. But I have found a very good environment here at Ambassadors, the coaches are very friendly, helpful and motivating. You even teach us good life lessons.”
Ball Project is grateful for our partners around the world working faithfully in their communities to mentor young people & help children play.
One of our partners in Nepal is a drug & alcohol rehab center in Kathmandu.
This is just some of the truth they put on the walls as reminders.
We are back home again in the USA & back at work. It was good to go & good to be back.
The trip to Asia was very encouraging.
In India, it was fun to see kids learning & playing volleyball & cricket.
In Singapore, we met with a potential partner for Singapore & the region.
In Nepal, we were able to meet with the leadership teams of several partners & were encouraged to hear & see some of their projects.
It is always valuable to get time with old & new partners to share stories & get updates about what is happening & what is working & what isn’t.
Ball Project is honored to have so many great partners around the world working in their communities to mentor young people & help children play.
