Emergency relief in Eastern Ukraine
In connection to the war in Ukraine, Cross Cultures has established an emergency relief program to help children in 5 of the eastern regions of Ukraine.Earlier this month we could…
South Sudan: A boost for employment
In South Sudan, there is low employment and few job opportunities. Today, there are 23 young graduates in Torit. A boost for employment in Torit, South Sudan In South Sudan,…
This program covers 7 regions in Ukraine
In connection to the war in Ukraine, Cross Cultures has signed a partnership agreement with The Ukrainian Association for Football (UAF) to help children in 7 of the western regions…
Støt Cross Cultures’ indsats i Ukraine
Støt vores indsatser i bunden af artiklen. Vi sætter stor pris på din hjælp.*FOR ENGLISH BELOW*Vi hos Cross Cultures er i dyb sorg over krigen i Ukraine. I Ukraine har…
Moldova: Open Fun Football School for Ukrainian refugees
In connection with the war in Ukraine, we see a lot of civilians fleeing across borders to Ukraine's neighbouring countries - and one of them is Moldova. Cross Cultures Moldova…
Message from Ukraine: “We will never give up”
Message from Ukraine: "The young woman in a small red car with her little 4 years old son was killed in Kyiv oblast. They were stopped by a Russian soldier…
Khoula Harbaoui: “Child Protection is hard work”
In Tunisia, a team of young volunteers, psychologists, sociologists and physical health teachers have changed the pedagogical perception on working with at-risk youth and kids, as a means to empower…
Ayoub: “Cross Cultures education will help me achieve it.”
This article is based on an interview with Ayoub Regragui, a Moroccan returnee. Ayoub is a young Moroccan, born in 1995 in Casablanca, Morocco. At the moment of writing, he…
Tunisia: Marwen focuses on school drop-out’s
In a world where success is measured in hard facts and results weighed in KPI’s, a handful of youth in the MENA-region proves these generalizations wrong. A story to prove…
Moldova: Sum-up of OFFS September ‘21
From 6th to 29th September 2021 the Open Fun Football Schools was attended by 156 coaches, 144 assistants (volunteers), 36 police representatives, 12 community social workers, 2200 children (6-10 years…