THF and TaiShan Group enhance sports infrastructure at refugee camps in Jordan

 

AMMAN, Jordan (Nov. 15, 2024) - The Taekwondo Humanitarian Foundation (THF) continues to strengthen its commitment to providing opportunities for children and youth in refugee camps through the development of sports infrastructure.

 

In Jordan, the camps of Azraq and Za’atari have witnessed transformative changes, enabling greater participation in sports and fostering community well-being.

 

TaiShan Group, a world leader in sports equipment and infrastructure innovation, has been instrumental in supporting sports development globally. Known for its dedication to empowering grassroots initiatives and championing youth engagement in sports, TaiShan's contribution to the Azraq and Za'atari camps exemplifies its commitment to making a meaningful impact in under-served communities.

 

During the 2nd Hope and Dreams Festival held from May 1-3, 2024, a representative of TaiShan Group announced a donation of one acre of artificial turf and specialized Taekwondo mats to the Azraq refugee camp, plus further support for the Za'atar camp.

 

Additionally, one of the THF Council members generously donated 6,000 USD to support and facilitate the installation of the artificial turf in the Azraq camp. This generous contribution enables the practice of more sports, providing young refugees with greater opportunities to engage in physical activities and develop their skills.

 

The impact of these initiatives is already evident. In Azraq, children and youth now enjoy a modern 3,500 sqm space equipped for activities such as Baseball5, Taekwondo, and other recreational pursuits.

 

Through TaiShan's support, the Za'atari camp has also received an important upgrade to its training environment. An indoor facility has received repurposed artificial turf, enhancing the safe and effective space provided for sports and recreation.These developments are more than just infrastructure upgrades; they represent a renewed sense of hope and opportunity for young refugees. The expanded facilities will soon host additional sports programs, allowing even more children and youth to thrive through physical activity and find joy and wellness where it is needed most.

 

 

 

 

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