A former street child who took part in the inaugural Street Child World Cup in 2010 visited Brazil this week, representing his country, meeting Brazilian superstar Neymar Jr and inspiring children at the Safe Space,...
Posted 14 Jul 2017
Our third Global Summit was a significant milestone on the Road to Moscow 2018 as project leaders and experts working with street-connected youth around the world gathered in the Russian capital from June 19-23 to...
Posted 30 Jun 2017
The Street Child World Cup: The Future Depends on You – an international football tournament for orphans and street-connected children – will take place ahead of the FIFA World Cup, in Moscow, Russia, in...
Posted 23 Jun 2017
Next week, Street Child United will host its third global Summit, in preparation for the next Street Child World Cup, which will kick-off just weeks ahead of the FIFA World Cup in Russia 2018. The...
Posted 15 Jun 2017
This week we announced our plans for the first Street Child Cricket World Cup, which will take place ahead of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 in England and Wales. The inaugural Street Child Cricket...
Posted 09 Jun 2017
We’re looking for enthusiastic individuals to volunteer at the Street Child World Cup Moscow 2018. Applications are now open! In May 2018, the third Street Child World Cup will kick off in Moscow, ahead of...
Posted 09 Jun 2017
Street Child United (SCU) are delighted that three alumni from Brazil, who won a trip to the Theatre of Dreams, Old Trafford, were guests of Manchester United, at the weekend. Biela (17), Rayssa (17), and...
Posted 09 Jun 2017
Today is the International Day of Sport for Peace and Development. In just over a year, ahead of the FIFA World Cup in Russia, we will host the third Street Child World Cup in Moscow...
Posted 05 Apr 2017
One year ago, former homeless and street-connected young people representing nine countries from across the world came together in Rio 2016 ahead of the Olympic Games, for the first Street Child Games – using the...
Posted 16 Mar 2017
To celebrate International Women’s Day we caught up with Drika, Brazil’s captain fantastic who led her country to glory at the Street Child World Cup Rio 2014. Today, Drika continues to lead through football as...
Posted 08 Mar 2017
