Playing for Peace

For 20+ years, with the support of our donors, we have created smiles for more than 1.76 million kids in 24 countries where the past has been affected by war or conflict.
The mission continues, and we need your help more than ever.

SINCE 1998

We promote peace and social improvements

Cross Cultures is an international Alliance of non-profit organisations that promotes peaceful coexistence, gender equality, and social improvements across conflicts and social divides through fun sports and dialogue based on voluntarism.

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The Open Fun Football Schools programme is Cross Cultures’ core activity, from which our slogan Playing for PeaceΒ originates

Voulenteers
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All our activities are organised by voluntary leaders and coaches

Educated voulenteers
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We educate the youth to become volunteer coaches, association leaders and community organisers.

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We bring children and youth to play together in fun across societal divides and promote peace, social inclusion and gender equality worldwide.

CROSS CULTURES CORE ACTIVITIES

Open Fun Football Schools

The Open Fun Football Schools programme is Cross Cultures’ core activity, from which our sloganΒ bringing people togetherΒ originates.

Youth education

We mobilise and recruit young people aged 18-25 for the Cross Cultures Youth Leadership Education.Β TheΒ educationΒ is organised as an action-learning process.Β The students are trained as volunteer educators by attending a series of seminarsΒ onΒ Cross Cultures Leadership Education.

Child Protection

The School + Sport + Police (SSP) initiative is an add-on to the Open Fun Football School programme (OFFS). It builds on the basic perception that efficient crime prevention measures are not a matter for the police alone

SUPPORT +10.000 CHILDREN EVERY WEEK

BECOME A CROSS CULTURES MEMBER

As a member, you support Cross Cultures in running Open Fun Football Schools in 17 different war-torn countries. Your membership supports more than 10.000 children every week.

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