At the Homeless World Cup Foundation, we say that football is more than a game. This series explores how our partners are using football to create change in their communities.    For many, [...]

In 2016 a terrified, persecuted teenager was using all his wit and guile to constantly evade – sometime succeeding, sometimes not – the forces that hounded him in the country of his birth, [...]

The Four Nations Challenge Cup took place on 18-19th September 2021 in Edinburgh. Men and women’s teams from England, Northern Ireland, Wales and Scotland battled it out for the title. [...]

At the end of day two of the Four Nations Challenge Cup, it was a battle between England and Northern Ireland in both the men and women’s competitions. The women’s game took place [...]

On Sunday at the Four Nations Challenge Cup we enter the knock-out stages of our competition with semi-finals and finals. The semi-finals kick off at midday, starting with the women’s [...]

The Four Nations Challenge Cup kicked off today in Edinburgh with the sun shining and some tight clashes between the Four Nations. In the Men’s competition, England finished the day top [...]

A journey of a referee from Scottish junior football to the Homeless World Cup and the Scottish Premiership.  “My first game was Rangers vs Hearts – U11s. Which was petrifying.”  Where it [...]

The Homeless World Cup Foundation is delighted to announce that the inaugural Four Nations Challenge Cup will take place in Edinburgh over the weekend of the 18th and 19th September.  The teams [...]

The Olympics and Paralympics have brought global attention to Tokyo and Japan, but what is the situation like for people beyond the stadiums and arenas? We spoke to our partner Diversity Soccer [...]

The Homeless World Cup Foundation is delighted to welcome Street Soccer London as the Homeless World Cup’s official partner for Team England. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic the 2020 and 2021 [...]