In 2017, on Saturday April 1st, Waging Peace, an NGO that campaigns against human rights abuses in Sudan and supports its asylum-seeking communities, is for the second year teaming up with FHPU to bring together groups who have suffered atrocities, but also to highlight the current suffering of millions of refugees fleeing global conflict. We believe that to move beyond 'never again', we must look forward to ensure that our actions today contribute to preventing others suffering in future. Our goal is to encourage affected communities to integrate and to become active citizens fighting prejudice, intolerance and hatred, using sports, and football in particular, as a tool. For people in the midst of suffering, this hope is instrumental for moving forward.
London Play2Remember takes place on the first weekend of April to coincide with the international day of remembrance for the 1994 genocide in Rwanda on 7 April and the United Nations International Day of Sport for Development and Peace (IDSDP) on 6 April.
The event is open to men, women and mixed teams.
Please join as a team or individual player (you will be allocated to a team) to play on the day, or as a spectator to watch the fun and support our cause. The event is not for profit, any proceeds will be used to cover running costs or will be donated to the organisers to fund our work with vulnerable survivor, migrant, and refugee groups.
SATURDAY 1 APRIL 2016, 1-5PM
WHITE CITY TIGER TURF, BURLINGTON DANES ACADEMY, WHITE CITY, LONDON, W12 0EA.
JOIN AS A TEAM OR INDIVIDUAL TO PLAY ON THE DAY
Or come as a spectator to watch the fun! Teams are max 10 players and individuals will be allocated a team to play on the day.
THE EVENT IS NOT FOR PROFIT
Any proceeds will be used to cover running cost or will be donated to FHPU and Waging Peace.
REGISTER YOUR SPOT OR DONATE TO THE CAUSE HERE
Alternatively, contact Maddy at Waging Peace with any questions on: maddy.crowther@wagingpeace.info or Eric from FHPU at eric.murangwa@fhpuenterprise.org
Or call the Waging Peace office on 0203 752 5815.