REFUGEE-LED SOLUTIONS.
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As a result of our programs, hundreds of male and female refugees are trained and employed to adapt and lead education, sports, and human rights programs in their communities.
17 years
is the average length of stay for a refugee in a refugee camp
304,650
Darfur refugees living in eastern Chad
21 million
refugees worldwide
12
refugee camps in eastern Chad
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Dr. Elliot Salloway Fund for Empathy
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The First Refugee-Led Expansion of Little Ripples has Begun!
With funding support from Tahani, Jack, and their mindfulness community, Darfuri refugees in the eastern region of Chad are preparing for the launch of two new Little Ripples (LR) Ponds in Goz Amer refugee camp.
UEFA Foundation for Children Supports Preschools & Soccer Academies!
With a recent grant from UEFA Foundation for Children, iACT is thrilled to announce that this year we will expand Little Ripples and the Refugees United Soccer Academy to four new camps in Chad!
Connecting Communities through the Love of the Game: Refugees United Soccer Academy and Thunder Shots Collaboration
As the world’s leading and most popular sport, soccer can play a significant role in bringing people from all walks of life together. From the Champions League to recreational youth leagues on dirt and grass pitches in every corner of the world, countless people come...