Kids For Africa Sports Academy (KFA)

About us

Kids For Africa Sports Academy (KFA) was founded in 2009 by Asimwe Marvin and Atuyambe Raymond is a local community of Masajja B Zone – Busabala, about 6km away from Kampala the capital of Uganda.
During a personal vacation in 2009, Marvin developed an idea and the purpose of creating direction for the young children who had lots of unproductive time in the community. Whilst a youth soccer player in these self-same areas, he discovered that group sports -fosters individual talent, cooperation, a sense of equality, improves health, transforms and develops self- confidence.
Therefore KFA Sports Academy was legally established in October 2015 as a not for profit and on 2nd February 2018, the government of Uganda recognized the work of kids for Africa and it was legally permitted to operate as a charity organization under the National Bureau for NGO’s.

Our vision
We envision communities in Uganda that through creating opportunities and expanding capabilities for vulnerable children to participate in sports will improve the physical, pro- activeness and social well-being of children in our communities.

Our mission
To empower and transform the lives of Uganda’s vulnerable children and youth through using the power of sports. Kids for Africa is using sports predominantly soccer, netball and athletics as a vehicle to engage, educate and empower girls and boys in poverty-stricken communities of Uganda.

Our causes:
• Awareness
• Children aid
• Education
• Sports

What we do
Promotion of athletics and education: Our big current project is constructing a school campus.

Marvin Asimwe is the Executive Director of Kids For Africa Sports Academy (KFA).

For other net participants we can offer an expert guidance through trained staff, give an expert opinion, procure expert information and establish new contacts in the field of our work.