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ORF Podcast: Sport and Refugee Protection

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The latest episode in the podcast series ‘Think Sport. Think Refuge.’ from the Olympic Refuge Foundation (ORF) explores how sports can support the global mandate for refugee protection.

Sports are activities open to all – it’s a way of reinforcing community links again or establishing new community links if a person has had to flee and is in a new country. The simple fact of being able to join a team – to be part of something can give somebody meaning again in their life, can reinforce social support, and can help them to continue to live and thrive despite the loss of their home.

Head of MHPSS Technical Unit at the IFRC Psychosocial Centre Sarah Harrison, one of the guests in the podcast.
Sport and Refugee Protection

Listen to the full episode on Sport and Refugee protection here

Think Sports. Think Refuge. Podcast

Find all episodes of the ORF podcast series here

Sport Coach+

The IFRC Psychosocial Centre partners with ORF on the Sport Coach+ project in support of the mental health of young Ukrainians. Find more information here

To follow developments under the project find information here

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The Olympic Refuge Foundation (ORF) is collaborating with the IFRC Psychosocial Centre, to deliver Sport Coach+, a foundational skills training in trauma-informed coaching practice designed to reach 100,000 young people, including those affected by the displacement crisis resulting from the conflict in Ukraine.
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The Red Cross Red Crescent (RCRC) Movement MHPSS Hub (MHPSS Hub) is dedicated to advancing mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) throughout the RCRC Movement. Hosted by the Danish Red Cross, the Hub collaborates with National Societies, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), as well as international humanitarian organizations and academic institutions. By uniting expertise from across the Movement and beyond, we help build stronger, more resilient communities better equipped to cope with crises and recover from adversity.