The training squad outside the archery hall

The Programme

Giving talent the opportunity it deserves

One Target One Dream is a refugee archery programme in Lausanne, run with the X10 Archers Club. We're developing young athletes for the biggest stage in sport: the LA28 Olympics.

Team members at an indoor range
Team members at an indoor range
Team members at an indoor range

What we do

We find talented refugee athletes in the Canton de Vaud and train them seriously. Archery gives them world-class coaching and equipment, plus a team to belong to. Confidence and self-belief come with it, and they carry far beyond the range.

The idea started with Niccolò Campriani's "Make a Mark" project, which took refugee shooters to the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. In 2025, Olympic archery champion Juan Carlos Holgado brought it to Lausanne. This time the sport is archery, and the home is the X10 Archers Club.

Our goals

Two goals, inseparable: helping these athletes build a future through sport, and preparing them to compete at the highest level they can reach.

Our Mission

We use archery to help refugee athletes find their feet and build a different future. On the range they're teammates and competitors, valued for their ability and their commitment. Not for where they came from.

A coach working with athletes during a training session
The wider group at a talent identification day
Our Vision

We're preparing one female and one male archer for a real shot at the Refugee Olympic Team at LA28. It's ambitious. We won't over-promise, and we won't pretend the work is easy.

What archery builds

For a young person far from home, archery is a way to focus and belong. What it builds on the range shows up everywhere else.

Integration & belonging

Training alongside local club members, athletes become teammates and part of a community. Integration happens through shared effort and shared goals.

Confidence & discipline
Opportunity

What archery builds

For a young person far from home, archery is a way to focus and belong. What it builds on the range shows up everywhere else.

Integration & belonging

Training alongside local club members, athletes become teammates and part of a community. Integration happens through shared effort and shared goals.

Confidence & discipline
Opportunity

What archery builds

For a young person far from home, archery is a way to focus and belong. What it builds on the range shows up everywhere else.

Integration & belonging

Training alongside local club members, athletes become teammates and part of a community. Integration happens through shared effort and shared goals.

Confidence & discipline
Opportunity

The people behind it

Led by an Olympic archery champion and delivered by a dedicated club in Lausanne.

Juan Carlos Holgado

Programme lead · Olympic champion

Juan Carlos Holgado

Programme lead · Olympic champion

Keoung Su Jeoung

Head coach

Keoung Su Jeoung

Head coach

Nicolas Campana

Nicolas Campana

Head coach

The journey so far

It began with a talent search across the Canton de Vaud. This is where it's led so far.

6,900+

refugees live in Canton de Vaud

50+

took part in talent identification

3

selected to begin the programme

?

How many will make it to LA28

Pathway to LA28

Ready to back these athletes?

Your support keeps these archers training and competing. Funds or in kind, every bit gets them closer to LA28.

Olympics logo
LA28 Olympic logo
Archer training outdoors

Pathway to LA28

Ready to back these athletes?

Your support keeps these archers training and competing. Funds or in kind, every bit gets them closer to LA28.

Olympics logo
LA28 Olympic logo
Archer training outdoors

Pathway to LA28

Ready to back these athletes?

Your support keeps these archers training and competing. Funds or in kind, every bit gets them closer to LA28.

Olympics logo
LA28 Olympic logo
Archer training outdoors