The UKs leading temporary car insurance provider joins forces with award-winning charity Street Soccer London to back Team England, bringing new visibility, resources and hope to players preparing for Oslo.
Street Soccer London, the official Team England partner for the Homeless World Cup, is proud to announce a new partnership with Cuvva, the by the hour car insurance app ahead of the 2025 tournament in Oslo.
Cuvva joins an inspiring group of supporters including the Burness Paull Foundation and the David Yarrow Family Foundation, both of whom have already pledged their support for the team’s journey this year. As part of the partnership, Cuvva will be an official team sponsor, with their logo featured on the front of Team England’s home shirt.
This exciting partnership highlights the growing support for the Homeless World Cup movement and the work of Street Soccer London, who are using football to create positive change for people affected by homelessness, experience of criminal justice, social exclusion and those seeking asylum.
“We’re proud to be working with Cuvva to help send Team England to this year’s Homeless World Cup” said David Duke MBE, Founder & CEO of Street Soccer. “Cuvva’s support is not just a logo on a shirt, it’s what that support makes possible for our players who’ve been through tough times and are now getting the chance to represent their country. Cuvva backing us sends a powerful message, and it helps us give the team the best experience possible in Oslo.”
Darryl Bowman from Cuvva said, “We’re thrilled to be partnering with Street Soccer to support Team England at this year’s Homeless World Cup.
“What Street Soccer does for our community is nothing short of heroic. They’re changing the lives of many facing some of life’s toughest challenges through the power of sport. And it’s having a lasting impact.
“Being a proudly London-based business driving change, we’ll be cheering Team England every step of the way. Go have some fun.”
Street Soccer London made its debut as the official Team England partner at the 2024 Homeless World Cup in Seoul, where the team delivered an unforgettable performance, finishing runners-up after a dramatic final against Mexico. The 2025 tournament will take place this August in Oslo.
