green kordofan winter festival 2017
Join us for a fun filled charity event to celebrate and give together a big message of support to children in Yida refugee camp south sudan, the 6th biggest refugee camp in Africa.
Sun 3 Dec, 2:00 -6:00 pm
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Lonjzouh,6 years on the photo below joined us recently after reunited with his grandma in the camp in 2012. He lives with the hope to see his parents again. He likes to wear the No 11 Red Shirt and aspire to be a goalkeeper. Thanks to public donations we been able to help many children like Lonjzouh.
We would like to make sports accessible to benefit up to 1000 like Lonjzouh in Yida camp. Each child has their own harrowing story and their experiences have had a profound effect on them, which we at Green K are trying help them adjust, move on and rejoin society with a positive view to the future.
We would like to invite you to join us in our long term plans to stabilize young lives.
Sun 3 Dec, 2:00 -6:00 pm
click here for more details.
Lonjzouh,6 years on the photo below joined us recently after reunited with his grandma in the camp in 2012. He lives with the hope to see his parents again. He likes to wear the No 11 Red Shirt and aspire to be a goalkeeper. Thanks to public donations we been able to help many children like Lonjzouh.
We would like to make sports accessible to benefit up to 1000 like Lonjzouh in Yida camp. Each child has their own harrowing story and their experiences have had a profound effect on them, which we at Green K are trying help them adjust, move on and rejoin society with a positive view to the future.
We would like to invite you to join us in our long term plans to stabilize young lives.
We have been running our activities in Yida regularly since 2014 and number of children has greatly increased due to the camaraderie and growing self confidence, we only able to support 500 children at moment with only public donations.
We would like to ask you to support for another two years to help stabilise their lives and hopefully improve their chances in life to access further services such as education and security.
We would like to invite you to join us in our long term plans to stabilize young lives.
If, you wish to make a monthly contribution, please kindly Donate
We would like to ask you to support for another two years to help stabilise their lives and hopefully improve their chances in life to access further services such as education and security.
We would like to invite you to join us in our long term plans to stabilize young lives.
If, you wish to make a monthly contribution, please kindly Donate
Green K believes that sports can make a profound and positive impact in helping children to develop stronger relationships with their peers and their cultural community, as well doing something creative and enjoyable.
We hope to see you on Sunday 3rd of December at Folkestone Quarterhouse,2:00- 6:00 pm,Mill Bay,Kent CT20 1BN.
If, you wish to make a monthly contribution, please kindly Donate
We hope to see you on Sunday 3rd of December at Folkestone Quarterhouse,2:00- 6:00 pm,Mill Bay,Kent CT20 1BN.
If, you wish to make a monthly contribution, please kindly Donate
Camp info
Yida one of Africa biggest refugee’s camps, located in Ruweng which previously known as Unity state, South Sudan, a wetland 12 km from Sudan border.
Camp size of >3 km², which is half the size of Gibraltar, with twice the population.
With current population of 61,600 people, nearly 80% of the population are children who have never had any formal education.
All live in flimsy makeshift homes and with no sanitation or piped water, which makes life very challenging, annual risk of infectious diseases include malaria, cholera, typhoid and diarrhoea.
They do not have television or the internet, so our programme provides positive options, not only for the children, but for many adults who come to support the games, which makes safer communities
Yida one of Africa biggest refugee’s camps, located in Ruweng which previously known as Unity state, South Sudan, a wetland 12 km from Sudan border.
Camp size of >3 km², which is half the size of Gibraltar, with twice the population.
With current population of 61,600 people, nearly 80% of the population are children who have never had any formal education.
All live in flimsy makeshift homes and with no sanitation or piped water, which makes life very challenging, annual risk of infectious diseases include malaria, cholera, typhoid and diarrhoea.
They do not have television or the internet, so our programme provides positive options, not only for the children, but for many adults who come to support the games, which makes safer communities
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