University of Kent to be twinned with Flanders Peace Field and the Launch of the 2019 PEACE RIDE Friday 30th November 2018 To mark the hundredth anniversary of the end of the First World War, University of Kent staff
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[caption id="attachment_5340" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Dr Vijay Barse (left) with Ernie Brennan (right) at the New Generation Amazing Pitch.[/caption] Channeling hope is not easy with young people from the slums of India. Often they live under great big corporate bill boards and
City Of Angels was established in 2017, with a focus on providing a free soccer academy for those priced out of the game . Through this we can help underprivileged children learn essential life lessons, grow in confidence and thrive.
A PEACE PITCH IN MEMORY OF WALTER TULL has been proposed and a special needs/disability football game helped launch the campaign for the first peace pitch in Folkestone. South East Gulls v Bruges F C played a game of football
Peace match in Folkestone. The birth place of Walter Tull one of the first black professional footballers who served in the First World War is the inspiration behind Folkestone Invicta v Bruges FC special needs match 1st September. Bruges FC twinned
FREE v FREE NCFW 2018 National Children's Football Week in partnership with Don't X The Line, was hosted by Park Brow Community Primary School, Kirkby, Liverpool. The event raises the profile of the children's game and the importance to protect
National Children's Football Week acts as a reminder to parents, guardians, carers, facilitators, coaches, teachers and volunteers, that the children's game does not have to branded, expensive, associated or dominated by adults. It is a simple game when played by
Media release 12/06/2018 Match for Solidarity helps disabled children around the globe UEFA and the United Nations helped to raise €605,000 for the UEFA Foundation for Children to fund humanitarian and development projects around the world. On 21 April, UEFA
BELGIUM. The Peace Village are the custodians of one of the world’s most poignant football pitch. To play a game of football at Flanders Fields is more than a game. The whole experience contextualizes football way beyond the modern game Flanders Peace
AUSTRALIA. F.U was developed from a vision that people’s love for Football (soccer) can be used to build opportunities for belonging, racial harmony and community cohesion. Begun with a goal to support refugee and newly arrived immigrant youth and families