Concern Stop Child Labour KiteFest
& SARI Soccerfest 12 & 13 of September
International KiteFest in conjunction with the 13th SARI Intercultural Soccerfest on the 12th and 13th September at the Garda and Camogie Grounds from 10am till 6pm.
Activities for everyone
Nestled in the heart of Dublin the festival will be an exciting, fun-filled weekend for all the family with live music, face painters, teddy bear parachuting, soccer skills and children’s workshops combined with lots of football.
Kitefest
Concern’s Stop Child Labour KiteFest will see kite flyers from around the world coming together to display and fly their brilliant kites, free kite workshops and a Global Post Office all to raise awareness of child labour in the developing world.
Soccerfest The Soccerfest led by Brian Kerr, former International Manager is an annual highlight in the SARI’s (Sports Against Racism Ireland) calendar bringing together over 40 men and women’s teams from a wide range of nationalities now living in Ireland in the largest intercultural football tournament in Ireland.
The Stop Child Labour Campaign is an international campaign which seeks to eliminate child labour through the provision of full-time education.
The campaign has two core objectives:
- To challenge and bring to an end, all forms of child labour and to challenge those who would argue for its retention.
- To support the global campaign for education which seeks to provide universal primary education for all.
Play the Game to get children into school and out of work
This Game was developed by our partners People in Need in the Czech Republic and the aim is to remove children from the cotton fields and factories and get them into school.
Play now.
Stop Child Labour campaign operates in six European countries
www.stopchildlabour.eu
