Personal development

International convention on the rights
of the child.

Article 28: Schooling

Children have the right to an education and the State must make primary education compulsory and free. It should encourage the development of different forms of secondary education, make them accessible to all and ensure that all children have access to the form of higher education best suited to their abilities. School discipline must not violate the child’s rights or dignity.

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Personal development projects

Andahuaylas Sinkumunchis School
Mbo Mpenza Challenge
Values on the Field: Football for social development and equity
Leadership through Sports
Badgers Next Gen
Empowering Zambian adolescents to conserve nature through sport
Football for Economic Empowerment and Improved Mental Health
UniDeportes: Football for rural youth empowerment
Football for All
Improvement of the protective environment and well-being of children at the Habbena recreation centre in N’Djamena
Aktive Jen Yo (Activating young people)
Score! Kick away drugs and smoking among youth using the power of football

More on What We Do

Conflict victims
Personal development
Children with disabilities
Gender Equality
Employability
Infrastructure/equipment

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Your generous donation will help to support the various programmes run by the foundation and its partners, which are working to improve the lives of millions of disadvantaged children around the world. It also represents an important source of encouragement for everyone working on the ground. All private donations made to the foundation go straight to its operations and those of its partners on the ground.