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I have fled to Switzerland. I am looking for a club.

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Clubs that support Sport4Refugees

Bern Squash

Switzerland

Squash

Bern

BSC Young Boys

Switzerland

Football (Soccer)

Bern

Geneve

Handball-Club Winterthur

Switzerland

Handball

Winterthur

Köniz CATS Frauenhandball

Switzerland

Handball

Köniz

Bern

Racing Club Zürich

Switzerland

Football (Soccer)

Zürich

SC Küsnacht

Switzerland

Ice hockey

Küsnacht

Zürich

Squash Club Bern

Switzerland

Squash

Bern

Wacker Thun

Switzerland

Handball

Thun

Yoga-for-Refugees

Switzerland

Yoga

Zürich

ZSC Lions

Switzerland

Ice hockey

Zürich

Partner organisations

The ASVZ provides refugees with easier access to sport and exercise. They come into contact with the people and culture of Switzerland in an informal atmosphere and can experience carefree moments through sport.

With the Refugee Programme, Coubertin meets Dunant offers young people who are passionate about sport and who are recognised refugees in Switzerland or abroad an ideal training access to reach the performance level to participate in a World Championship or Olympic Games. The Coubertin meets Dunant Foundation aims to demonstrate that the lives of young people can be enriched in a sustainable way through sport and education, with the aim of developing positive values such as passion, courage, resilience and inspiration.

The SHV supports the "sport4refugees" project. Handball clubs are thus given the opportunity to easily integrate people who have fled to Switzerland into the handball community.

After her Olympic victory in 2012, Nicola decided to use her Olympic gold medal to inspire and excite children about sports. She founded the "Nicola Spirig Kids Cup", a children's triathlon series consisting of several events in Switzerland. The triathlons are open to all 5 to 13 year olds, are designed to be fun and exciting, and are intended to motivate children to lead an active lifestyle.

The Rotary Club of Bern uses its network to find a nearby club for people who have fled to Switzerland that matches their interests.

Swiss Ice Hockey is standing behind Sport4Refugees. In a letter to all its clubs the federation presented the project and made them aware of the opportunity to register if a club is open to welcoming refugees interested in playing hockey.

Swiss Squash provides refugees and asylum seekers - regardless of their origin - with contacts for playing and training opportunities. Often these contacts help the refugees and asylum seekers for other life situations.

Swiss Volley (Swiss volleyball federation) started its own offering for Ukrainian refugees last year. Sport4Refugees is joining this initiative and is connecting registered refugees with participating clubs.

Community Partner

SPORTEGRATION focuses namely on the sustainable integration of refugees through sports (sports = means of integration). Their sports courses take place weekly and the program is very diverse: from ball sports (soccer, volleyball, basketball) to dancing, yoga, fitboxing or taekwondo, they offer everything. The courses are there for everyone - no matter what origin, residence status, gender or age.

This initiative is supported by

According to its statutes, the Beisheim Foundation promotes charitable purposes such as education and research, mass sports, health, youth care/youth welfare, art and culture. It has supported Sport4Refugees since 2023.

The Heinz Schöffler Foundation supports people who are in need through no fault of their own. It supports the #sport4refugees project, which makes clubs in Switzerland accessible to refugees.

Partnerships

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