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FIFA Courses
Historic day for Somalia
Thursday 12 November 2009
FIFA has always regarded football as a source of hope and peace, and last month dream became reality for nearly 30 Somali coaches.
Goal Programme
Nigerian football's latest asset
Tuesday 10 November 2009
As the these historic FIFA U-17 world finals grind to a halt in Nigeria, a new chapter is set to begin in the west African nation's football.
Football for Hope
Doc Khumalo spreads the word
Friday 6 November 2009
On a recent Football for Hope trip to Argentina, South African legend Theophilus ‘Doctor' Khumalo made a very special visit to a unique charity.

Football for Hope
Foundation stone laid at Baguineda
Thursday 5 November 2009
Football for Hope
Charity elected as youngest MYSA chairman
Wednesday 4 November 2009
Development
Onwards and upwards for proud Comoros
Thursday 22 October 2009
Goal Programme
FIFA President inaugurates two football projects in Cairo
Friday 16 October 2009

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Football for Hope

20 Centres for 2010

"20 Centres for 2010" is the name of the Official Campaign of the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™. Its aim is to achieve positive social change through football by building twenty Football for Hope Centres for public health, education and football across Africa.

Win in Africa with Africa

The 'Win in Africa with Africa' programme aims to use football as a development tool and draw attention to Africa ahead of the 2010 FIFA World Cup ^TM.

FAP

FIFA provides member associations with financial support and technical advice through its Financial Assistance Programme (FAP). Click below to learn more.

Goal Programme

Since 1999, FIFA's Goal Programme has been providing member associations with projects designed to meet their specific needs. Around 200 have been approved so far.

Football's Hidden Story

The defenders of Chaco

They were 12 youths, just hanging around at a street corner in Chaco Chico, a socially-deprived suburb of Buenos Aires. Then two men happened to pass along, Fabián Ferraro and Julio Gimenez.

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