Sports for children deprived of a family

Sports for Children Without Families

By BIF

At Hogar Bambi, we promote sports activities as they develop motor skills, enhance self-esteem, foster teamwork, instill discipline, and encourage respect. Sports are one of the tools we use to promote the physical, emotional, and social well-being of the children and adolescents (NNA) in our care.

In the last quarter of 2024, Hogar Bambi provided:

• 96 hours of swimming, benefiting over 50 children.
• A sports clinic with Caracas Fútbol Club, one of Venezuela’s leading football teams, as part of recreational activities.
• Weekly yoga classes for children aged 7 to 17, guided by certified instructors. These sessions included poses, conscious breathing, and guided meditation, helping children manage emotions, reduce stress, and improve concentration.

We thank donors who understand the value of providing opportunities for children and adolescents without families to engage in sports. Their support is essential in building a healthier future for these children, equipping them with tools for physical and mental development.

A healthy life is achieved through education, which develops the mind, but also through exercise and recreation, which are essential for good health. The Bambi International Foundation is committed to the principles of integral child development; this is why we encourage our children to practice sports, and we strive to offer them hours of healthy recreation.
57 children between 4 and 17 years of age attended swimming lessons during the last quarter. We also managed to get them bathing suits and, as for recreation, during the school holidays, we were able to take them on trips to the beach, taking advantage of the opportunity to teach them the importance of conserving beaches and the environment.