Football still brings renewed hope
Kuko lives in Yida refugee camp he is from the Nuba Mountains and wants to be like Messi. This interview was conducted by David who is Kuko's football coach in the camp.
Kuko lost his arm it had to be amputated after a bomb fell on him and the people he was with, they ran for cover under a tree and he woke up in the hospital.
Kuko like many children from Sudan have been displaced. He joined Green Kordofan in 2017 and it has given him something to make himself feel a bit better and given him dreams to aspire to.
We are not asking for much just a bit of support so we can help support amazing children like Kuko. 23,000 children live in Yida refugee camp alone but there are many camps all full of Sudanese and South Sudanese children in need of basic human kindess.... The joy that Kuko gets from playing football cannot be measured many will never leave the camp and many will be forced out when they reach 18years of age
Kuko lost his arm it had to be amputated after a bomb fell on him and the people he was with, they ran for cover under a tree and he woke up in the hospital.
Kuko like many children from Sudan have been displaced. He joined Green Kordofan in 2017 and it has given him something to make himself feel a bit better and given him dreams to aspire to.
We are not asking for much just a bit of support so we can help support amazing children like Kuko. 23,000 children live in Yida refugee camp alone but there are many camps all full of Sudanese and South Sudanese children in need of basic human kindess.... The joy that Kuko gets from playing football cannot be measured many will never leave the camp and many will be forced out when they reach 18years of age
and below as he playing football with his mates.
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