Where Football Meets Purpose

Our flagship program uses football training as structured physical therapy to manage non-communicable diseases (NCDs) such as hypertension, diabetes, and joint arthritis among women 50+.

• Bi-weekly team fitness sessions led by certified physical trainers.
• Free blood pressure, blood sugar, and BMI screening camps during tournaments.
• Assistance with Social Health Authority (SHA) enrollment and health insurance literacy.
• Mental wellness circles providing emotional support and social companionship.

KGFF turns football clubs into micro-economic engines. Member grandmothers pool small weekly savings through table banking to finance agribusiness projects.

• Establishment of county poultry farming & indigenous dairy goat cooperatives.
• Micro-loans for small enterprise development and market seed funding.
• Financial literacy workshops in partnership with local micro-finance institutions.
• Collective emergency welfare funds protecting grandmothers in hardship.

Every match played is a tree planted. KGFF members lead environmental restoration by establishing indigenous tree nurseries and planting drives around stadiums, schools, and homesteads.

• Over 50,000 indigenous trees planted across 13 participating counties.
• School greening partnerships where grannies mentor students in climate action.
• Clean energy advocacy promoting energy-saving cookstoves in rural homes.

Bridging the generation gap. Senior grandmothers partner with youth football teams to impart cultural values, moral leadership, anti-substance abuse education, and reproductive health awareness.

• Intergenerational pitch tournaments bringing youth and senior teams together.
• Community storytelling and oral history preservation circles.
• Anti-drug and anti-crime advocacy in urban informal settlements and rural villages.