Football without Limits
Get inspired by your favorite soccer players and learn how sport can bring positive change for children
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The power of sport
On World Children’s Day 2022, UNICEF, the Ministry of Education and Training and the National School Sports Association came together to create Football Without Limits, a national initiative to promote well-being and encourage the learning of essential skills through the practice of sports among children and adolescents.
"Sport is one of the great human pursuits – a model of teamwork, a platform for individual excellence, a driver of economic growth for all of society. "
UN Secretary-General António Guterres
We all play a key role in getting childhood #BackOnTrack
SPORT FOR DEVELOPMENT
Sport helps improve performance at school and it builds transferable skills that are very important for the future of every child.
Sport unites people and shows that disability is more about THIS Ability. It teaches children that fair play is a better tactic than violence and it helps improve physical and mental health.
Let’s play!
YOU WILL LOVE THIS!
Watch these videos of your favorite sport people and peers and get inspired to sport and play!
Sport helps build transferable skills like strategic thinking, teamwork, communication, learning to bounce back from defeat…all are essential to equip children for their future.
One team for every child
Just as teamwork is key to success in football, a shared commitment is critical to ensure all children in Viet Nam are healthy and safe; that they are nurtured and learning; and they are empowered to participate and become agents of change in their life and their communities.
And, just as fair play is essential in sports, children need a fair chance to reach their full potential.
Stories of determination, inclusion and positive change! Watch them!
RESEARCH AND REPORTS
If you are a teacher, a school or your work and decisions can drive positive change for children, check these resources to learn more about the situation and identify how you can make a difference for children.
Your action can help improve children’s mental well-being, education, health, while building their transferable skills and competencies.
