
International Catchball Federation
Ra'anana, Center District, Israel
About
International Catchball Federation is a non-profit network based in Ra'anana, Israel working on gender equality, sport for development, health +2 more.
The International Catchball Federation (ICF) is a non-profit federation that promotes catchball, a team sport resembling volleyball, with a focus on women and girls. It acts as the governing body for member associations, offers guidance to organisations starting local teams or leagues, organises international tournaments such as the annual Eilat International Games and the Catchball World Cup, and maintains official rules. Its work extends to community and development programmes in Israel, Africa, Asia and other regions. Membership is limited to one organisation per country.
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Catchball in the community
Community development
Brings catchball to communities, including peripheral villages and Arab villages in Israel, to give women and girls a team sport and social activity.
Catchball in developing countries
Sport for development
Teaches catchball in schools and through aid delegations in developing countries in Africa and Asia.
Catchball for Peace
Peace & Conflict
Brings together women of different ethnic and religious backgrounds to promote peace and fair play.
Catchball and Maccabi
Sport for development
Works with Maccabi World Union to include catchball in the Maccabiah and Maccabi games.
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Maccabi World Union, The Corporate Games, JCC of America
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