Welcome to the new Homeless World Cup newsletter! In this month’s edition, we look ahead to New York, speak to Iain Whyte about his memories of Cape Town and find out about how our partner [...]

We spoke to anti-apartheid campaigner Reverend Iain Whyte about his experience at the Homeless World Cup in Cape Town. In 2006, Cape Town hosted the fourth Homeless World Cup. 48 nations competed [...]

Futbol Con Corazon (FCC) – Football with Heart – is our partner in Colombia. Since 2007, they have been working with young people and children to develop life skills through football. We spoke to [...]

With a smile as wide as Carmarthen Bay and displaying limitless energy to compete for every pass as she represents Wales Women at the Four Nations Challenge in Edinburgh, it’s easy to [...]

Advanced discussions to host the 18th Homeless World Cup in New York Tournament hasn’t been held since 2019 due to the Covid-19 pandemic The Homeless World Cup Foundation (HWCF) is delighted to [...]

Frederick Owusu Nti was Ghana’s goalkeeper at the Homeless World Cup in Poznan, Poland in 2013. “My journey has been remarkable” Born in Mpraeso, a town in the Eastern region of Ghana, [...]

Our partner in Ivory Coast, Don’t Forget Them, has introduced a new training programme for prisoners coming to the end of their sentence. A recipe for success Chef whites on and ready to learn, [...]

While the last two years have been a logistical challenge for everyone, spare a thought for the man at the heart of Homeless World Cup who has had over 70 times the rules and regulations to [...]

A question he’s deflected more than once during his weekend in Edinburgh but, as Tom Jones of Wales bounds across the green, green artificial grass of the home pitch at the Four Nations [...]

Everyone who was in Bute Park, Cardiff for the 2019 Homeless World Cup will remember the week-long battle of the Baltic. Right up until the closing minutes of the final day, Mats Poulsen of [...]