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Homeless World Cup |
30 Oct 2006 |
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Last month 500 players from 48 nations journeyed to Cape Town, South Africa to compete for the Homeless World Cup. In its fourth year, the street football tournament aims to unite those who are marginalised – trying to break the stereotypes of what it means to be homeless, and helping players get their lives back on track.
Andrea Rose travelled to Cape Town with 23-year-old Kate Wilson, who herself has been homeless for the last 7 years, to talk to the women involved. |
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