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The Refugees PLAY United project (REPLAY), launched in September 2024, aims to promote the inclusion of young refugees in Italy through sport.

How sport can support the inclusion of displaced people in cities and municipalities: The Xico Andebol and Guimarães approach

The Desert Vipers are celebrating a remarkable performance at the prestigious R66T Cup Dubai 2025, with their U15 Girls’ team clinching the championship title...

Football can be more than a game: football can help improve the physical and mental health and wellbeing of displaced people in the asylum...

In refugee communities around the world, children and youth face daily discrimination, exclusion, and limited access to safe spaces for self-expression. In Lebanon, Just.Childhood...

Barakitso Sports Management, a proud subsidiary of Barakitso Group, is pleased to announce the official launch of its new website dedicated to Sports Business...

The YMCA’s Integrated Recreation Program empowers individuals with intellectual disabilities through inclusive fitness, fostering autonomy, confidence, and connection.

In a small rented sports facility tucked inside the bustling city of Cairo, something powerful is happening after school hours. Children from African refugee...

Sport is a dynamic force for inclusion, offering refugees more than just physical activity.

In a world where displacement and discrimination persist, sport offers a powerful way to build communities, teach new skills and promote positive values.

Using kabaddi as a tool, 'Udaan' to target 160 children with a strong focus on girls.

Sports has emerged as a potent social tool for urban refugee integration, resilience building, and psychosocial protection in Nairobi city.