Sports for the Soul
You. Care. We Care. is a nonprofit organization helping underprivileged children across the world improve their mental health through sports and holistic care. We build sustainable programs from the ground up so we can help every community in the way that’s best for them.
Our Programs
Click the map to learn more about each program location
Haiti
We provide holistic care for dozens of children in Petite-Riviere-de-Nippes, Haiti, including a comprehensive residential program and sports programming.
Brazil
We're currently setting up a soccer program to help underprivileged kids in Piauí, Brazil.
Boston
Soon we'll be providing free jiu jitsu courses and other support for low-income families in the Boston area.
Cambodia
We provide therapeutic soccer programming for over 65 children in Cambodia. Right now we're working on building a brand new soccer field for them to play year-round.
Volunteer
No matter what your expertise or time commitment, there is always a way you can lend your time to benefit the kids in our programs.
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Team Up with Us
If you think your community could benefit from programs like ours, reach out and we can make it happen!
Careers
If you’re interested in pursuing a rewarding career working to improve the lives of underprivileged kids, check out our job openings.
“You Care. We Care. finds so many ways to support the local community. The organization has provided jobs to locals like me and resources to families. That has made a huge difference. It’s wonderful to see positive changes in my hometown and the overwhelming support for our organization.”
Yves Bruno
Haiti Recreational Therapeutic Programs Leader
“I love celebrating with my team when we’ve worked towards winning together.”
Kim
Youth Soccer Player in our Cambodia Program
“You Care. We Care.’s presence has been a great thing for our community and for bringing about change in Haiti. The most vulnerable children in the community are now going to school, sleeping comfortably, and have access to drinking water, food, and essential healthcare services.”
Ludner Felix
Co-founder and Haiti Committee Chair