Grassroot Soccer-James Donald
Today on Backchat we were joined in studio by James Donald from Grassroot Soccer. Grassroot Soccer is an NGO that uses the power of soccer to fight against HIV/AIDS. They have recently been officially appointed by FIFA to manage the Football for Hope Centre in Khayelitsha that was open on Monday. The centre is part of FIFA’s project “20 Centres for 2010” which is their community outreach programme and a way of ensuring that the benefits of the tournament are felt everyone, particularly those from disadvantaged areas. Grassroot Soccer, a NGO that uses the power of soccer to fight against HIV/AIDS, has been officially appointed by FIFA to manage the centre in Khayelitsha. For more information you may visit http://www.grassrootsoccer.org.za/
The Homestead
We also played two interviews that were done by Emory student Darah Protas. She paid a visit to The Homestead (Project for Street Children). For more information you may contact the organisation on (021) 419 9763 or visit http://www.homestead.org.za/
Today on Backchat we were joined in studio by James Donald from Grassroot Soccer. Grassroot Soccer is an NGO that uses the power of soccer to fight against HIV/AIDS. They have recently been officially appointed by FIFA to manage the Football for Hope Centre in Khayelitsha that was open on Monday. The centre is part of FIFA’s project “20 Centres for 2010” which is their community outreach programme and a way of ensuring that the benefits of the tournament are felt everyone, particularly those from disadvantaged areas. Grassroot Soccer, a NGO that uses the power of soccer to fight against HIV/AIDS, has been officially appointed by FIFA to manage the centre in Khayelitsha. For more information you may visit http://www.grassrootsoccer.org.za/
The Homestead
We also played two interviews that were done by Emory student Darah Protas. She paid a visit to The Homestead (Project for Street Children). For more information you may contact the organisation on (021) 419 9763 or visit http://www.homestead.org.za/
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