Homeless World Cup offers hope and compassion for a global problem
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Sienna Jackson doesn’t know where she’d be if she hadn’t found Street Soccer USA. But she knows where she wouldn’t be: in a home, in dental school
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Sienna Jackson doesn’t know where she’d be if she hadn’t found Street Soccer USA. But she knows where she wouldn’t be: in a home, in dental school
Homeless World Cup's US Debut In CA Scores Victories Beyond The Field - Across America, US - Thirty countries are competing in the games with teams that include people who have lived on the streets to refugees to foster children.
California is home to the largest homelessness population in the U.S. - Thirty countries are competing there in the Homeless World Cup.
Players representing 29 countries took part in the Homeless World Cup, a tournament that aims to raise awareness about people who are homeless or refugees.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Lisa Wrightsman was a former college soccer player whose life was derailed by drug addiction before she eventually made her way back to the sport through a tournament for players from around the globe who have experienced homelessness.