“You reap what you sow; He who wash his hands eat with kings;” these are some of the wise sayings the boys got when they enter the various markets with their trophy. This is something unheard of in Cape Coast for a long time. The time is now! some of the boys scream. How did [...]
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HCI Basketball Tour Ends
[caption id="attachment_94" align="alignleft" width="300"] HCI boys as they drop down in Kanashe, Accra.[/caption] Thirteen young boys 15U participated in the first ever basketball tour in HCI existence. The tour took them through various training facilities in the Greater Accra Region wherein they also played friendly against different teams. The boys won [...] Read more
HCI Girls Excel at Accra International Marathon
Three girls from Cape Coast took part in this years Accra International Marathon. Of the three, Ruth, a 14 yrs old girl from Amanful came first in the 10KM race. It was a double win as she was automatically first for the girls U15 category. Hoops Care staff were part of [...] Read more
National Unity Games is here!!!!!!!!!!!!!
After many years in recess, the National Unity Games will be held this year. The games will see athletes representing each regions in Ghana. There are ten regions in all. We are excited to inform you that Claudius Thompson, from Hoops Care is representing as coach for the Central Region athletes with [...] Read more
We Are The Champions!!!!
[caption id="attachment_595" align="alignleft" width="300"] Taking Home the Championship Banner!!!![/caption] Yes, we travel from Cape Coast to take part in a tournament organize by AbaCode-Ghana in Accra. The tournament dubbed Play For Your Future U-15 Basketball Tournament saw the HCI team victorious at the end of the day. It didn't come easy [...] Read more
Help us raise funds to combat malaria in our communities
Hoops Care International (HCI) is a non-governmental organization located in the community of Amanful in Cape Coast, Ghana. It officially began in 2008 as a program to empower youth in the community through sports. Since then, it has grown to include care and outreach surrounding health and education. HCI works closely with youth from twelve schools in Cape Coast, along with single mothers, teen mothers, and handicapped individuals. In addition to running regular activities and programs surrounding sports, health, and education, HCI also coordinates events to address important issues. HCI has made a significant impact with its programs already, and always looks for new ways to support and empower community members
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