OUR PROGRAMS
Through in-school, after-school, weekend, and summer programs, Soccer Without Borders Uganda is a crucial resource to refugee and immigrant youth in Kampala. As leaders in social inclusion and active participants in the East Africa streetfootballworld network, SWB Uganda also works to build the capacity of partner organizations and coaches to build more equitable programs.
By The Numbers - Most Recent Year
6
youth countries of origin, and 6 languages spoken
1,968
Youth served through all programs
30%
female coaches
39
Female coaches trained
15:1
youth to trained coach ratio at core programs
96,431
Core participant hours
"It was an opportunity to give back to my fellow refugees that came to Uganda and faced the same obstacles that I was facing. It's what pushes me to work harder and harder every day."
-Jules, Program Coordinator, SWB Uganda
OVERCOMING BARRIERS
GAME DAY WITH TACKLE AFRICA
WOMEN TAKE THE LEAD WORKSHOP
INVESTING IN YOUTH LEADERSHIP
YEAR IN REVIEW
Partner Spotlight:
AFDP Global
AFDP Global has teamed up with SWB Uganda supporting coaches and coordinators to take part in a trauma-informed coaching exchange, designed to support social inclusion of refugee youth.
Introducing: The Global Goal Five Accelerator
SWB Uganda hosts inaugural Global Goal Five Accelerator on International Women's Day with an aim to advance gender equality on the pitch, on the sidelines, in organizations, and in the media.
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PARTNERS
Building a more inclusive world requires a shared purpose and a collaborative approach. Our partners and supporters enable us to provide programming to youth free-of-cost, while also providing complementary services to youth and families when their needs fall outside of our scope.
Coaches Across Continents
Dorothea Haus Ross Foundation
FENU Network
FIFA Foundation
Finnish Refugee Council
International Rescue Committee
One World Play Project
Rotary Club of San Jose
Skidmore Men’s and Women’s Soccer
Soccer Silicon Valley Community Foundation
streetfootballworld
Tackle Africa
Xavier Project
