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11 for Health makes further strides in Mexico

Posted On Saturday, 2nd February 2013

FIFA’s Football for Health initiative, which aims to improve knowledge of health issues among children, is continuing to make progress in Mexico thanks to the ’11 for Health’ programme.

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