“At that time in Bosnia, women’s football was almost non-existent. The men were always given the priority to play on the pitches that hadn’t been ruined during the war, and the last thing girls’ parents were thinking was to let their daughters go and play football.”
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CCPA: Macedonia celebrates International Teachers Day
” International Teachers Day”- 05 Oct, Open Fun Football Schools Macedonia in the sports hall in Avtokomanda organized football tournament- sport event for 60 students from schools with special needs from 4 educational institutions where students attend classes.
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Open Fun Football Schools: Ukraine
This year 2016 Open Fun Football Schools implemented by the Football Federation of Ukraine gained new strength. FFU Social Projects “Open Fun Football Schools” and “Play Away, Play Everywhere” significantly expanded network of grassroots volunteers and in a single season covered 56 districts in each region of Ukraine.
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CCPA helps the Asylum League with a legendary kick-off at 1st Round
The Asylum Football league for Asylum Seekers in Denmark finally kicked off on September 5th and 6th with four legendary games between the best players Zealand had to offer amongst the refugee camps in the small Danish island; which had amongst others two Danish lower-league players and retired footballers from the Iranian and Iraqi football system.
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CCPA OFFS Sarajevo
The last week of August begins, the beginning of a school year in Bosnia, but OFFS activities do not stop.
After the completion of education and participation of leaders and coaches in Seminar organized by office Sarajevo in Tesli?, and in two regional seminars in Kosovo and Srbija, schools have started in Bosnia and Herzegovina . National Seminar in Teslic is organized according to agreed seminar plan. Next to the successful theoretical and practical Seminar segments, we also implemented workshops that brought new ideas and initiatives. Leaders and coaches from BH that participated Regional seminars also actively participated seminar agendas.
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OPERATION DAGSVÆRK: IYN delegation reflects on Lyon festival
The Iraqi team consisting of a youth and delegation leader each with three participants went to Lyon, France and participated in the Street Football World festival between 28th of June till July 7th 2016.
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OFFS – Seminar for leaders and coaches in Bosnia & Herzegovina
The Open Fun Football Schools season 2016 in Balkan , started officially with the first Seminar for leaders and coaches , held in Bosnia and Herzegovina, from July 29nd to 31st.
Participants of the Seminar were leaders and coaches from 15 local communities from Bosnia and Herzegovina, along with five instructors and office staff. There was just over hundred participants, in beautiful setting of Banja Vrucica, where new ideas, fresh energy through a very welcomed new format of Seminar – were plenty.
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CCPA Mini Champions – Bosnia and Herzegovina
May 28th, Open Fun Football Schools Mini Champions event took place in Bihac, where 450 boys and girls gathered in city center to celebrate friendship,togetherness and football. The kids came from 11 cities across Bosnia and Herzegovina.From 15 stations, to workshops and special Baby fun zone, there was a place for everyone. CCPA continues to promote equality, […]
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Open Fun Football Schools – Bihac, Bosnia and Herzegovina
May 28th Mini Champions league will take it’s 6th edition In Bihac, Bosnia and Herzegovina. 29, 30 31 May and June 1st Partnership between CCPA OFFS BH and Out of Area foundation will be presented by joint organization of FUTUREA Festival. On June 11th, CCPA OFFS Sarajevo will make a one-day festival called the Open […]
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Iraqi widows go independent after Danish entrepreneurial projects
Two widows have broken out of the entrepreneurial projects created by the Danish NGO, CCPA & the Iraqi Youth Network, which led them to create their own beauty saloon chain called Well-Hair Baghdad. They went into the project as widows without an income and came out of it as independent business owners. Fathiyah Jassim and […]
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