The Dignity Cup is Bringing New Meaning to Football

Reverend Elisha Satvinder, Co-founder, Dignity for Children Foundation

28-May-25 18:00

The Dignity Cup is Bringing New Meaning to Football

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The Dignity for Children Foundation has been providing education to children from low-income households as well as from refugee families. After 16 years, they have rebranded the event calling it The Dignity Cup. It continues the legacy of the Faisal Cup while increasing inclusivity and ensuring no child misses the joy of football.

Image Credit: Dignity for Children Foundation Official Facebook

Produced by: Sneha Harikannan

Presented by: Sharaad Kuttan

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Categories: education, culture, History/Heritage, football, Family/Parenting

Tags: dignity cup, faisal cup, youth football, dignity for children foundation, low income families, refugees, child development,

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