INTERNATIONAL DAY OF SPORT FOR DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE
ice and inline hockey in iran

ice and inline hockey in iran

We have a development program in ice and inline hockey in iran for Youth players both men and women
We are doing our best to develop peace and sports in Middle East Region with this development program specially Through youth girls and boys.
We made this jerseys for the players to start sending every one the peace and sports message

 

Sport has helped me to bring smiles on the faces of young girls and boys

Sport has helped me to bring smiles on the faces of young girls and boys

I am a Sports for Development and Peace practitioner and researcher from Pakistan. I lead Kafka Welfare Organization as an Executive Director here we use sports as a social tool to engage isolated young people. Otherwise, they would go to the negative side.

Abdulrahman Jado: “The Live Together Program is a wonderful program that creates happiness and hope for both coaches and kids.”

Abdulrahman Jado: “The Live Together Program is a wonderful program that creates happiness and hope for both coaches and kids.”

Abdulrahman, 37, used to be a farmer in his home country, Syria. Due the war he and his family had to flee Syria and ended up living in Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan. Abdulrahman, also called Jado, is a father of six children and three of them are training regularly in Table Tennis.

Noor Alhoda Aldaleh: “By treating the kids as human being, listening to them and working with them, they strengthen their self-esteem”.

Noor Alhoda Aldaleh: “By treating the kids as human being, listening to them and working with them, they strengthen their self-esteem”.

Noor, 24 years old comes from Daraa city in Syria. She studied until high school and since 2014 she has been involved in many sport activities in the camp.

She followed the football coach seminar of the UEFA Foundation, worked with La Liga Foundation for the coordination of football competition in the camp and was a fitness coach for Blumont before joining the Live Together program as a Table Tennis coach.

She is married and has two daughters.

Ali Hussein Alkhaidi: “The support of a Champion for Peace was critical for my improvements”

Ali Hussein Alkhaidi: “The support of a Champion for Peace was critical for my improvements”

Ali, 28, comes from Daraa, a city in the southwest of Syria. Ali arrived in Zaatari Camp in 2013 with his family. He studied Civil Engineering in Damascus. He was interested in Kickboxing even before the project started. He used YouTube videos to learn the techniques. He has attended many educational courses in the camp provided by UNHCR and NGOs. Before joining the Live Together Program, Ali was a community center coordinator with Blumont and was involved in many volunteering activities in the camp. Today, he is the Head of Administration for the coaches of the program, involved in the translations and the monitoring of the activities.

He is married and has 2 daughters and a son.