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Sydney's first Big Issue Street Football festival was launched on Thursday at Darling Harbour.

For the first time in the Homeless World Cup's history, the U.S. is sending a women's team to the competition, writes Dave Ungrady.

Bill Raftery Jr. is trying to help homeless children escape street life.

In these desperate economic times, homelessness continues to climb, but SSUSA is fighting the problem, writes Anna Katherine Clemmons.

Support this great cause and get yourself a cool t-shirt. In case you've never heard of it, the Homeless World Cup is an annual, international football tournament, uniting teams of people who are homeless to take a once in a lifetime opportunity to...

The Street Soccer USA Cup brings awareness to the plight of the homeless, writes Ethan Donaldson.

Street Soccer USA, an innovative sports for social change organization, and HELP USA, one of the nations leading providers of homeless services, will host the "Sport for Social Change" Fundraiser in Washington, D.C. with special guest Kenneth Cole on Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2009 from 6pm at Teatro Goldoni in Washington, D.C.

Cover One began as one student's idea to bring organized sports and education to countries in need -- now founder and Colorado College football player Billy Blaustein is hoping to expand his vision.

The Homeless World Cup is just like it sounds -- a soccer tourney featuring homeless players. A new documentary sheds light on the event's powerful impact.

Nearly 500 drug addicts, alcoholics, orphans and vagrants kicked off the Homeless World Cup soccer tournament Sunday.

French soccer star Lilian Thuram has invited 80 homeless immigrants to watch France play Italy in Paris on Wednesday, sparking criticism by a right-wing politician at a time of fierce domestic debate over immigration.

Istres may still be homeless but Auxerre, a club founded by a Catholic priest to help the destitute, are unlikely to give them any shelter on Saturday.This week the newly-promoted Istres, who are having to play their home games at Nimes until their s...

Ten years ago, Charlton Athletic were homeless, penniless and without hope. Today they stand seventh in the Premiership, one of the most financially stable clubs in the division. Back in May last year, however, it seemed that Alan Curbishley, one of...