Talent Development
150-200
players trained annually across boys and girls divisions.
Impact Framework
Program Objectives
Three-Year Measurable Targets
Inclusivity
40%
minimum female participation across all age groups.
Pathway Creation
5+
player trials/placements each cycle in league or university tracks.
Community Building
4
local tournaments or clinics per year with broad participation.
Infrastructure
1
dedicated safe training pitch secured for year-round operation.
Social Return
Community and Social Impact Areas
Positive Youth Engagement
Structured training reduces idle time and lowers exposure to negative behaviors.
Educational Emphasis
Mandatory academic check-ins keep school performance central to player growth.
Health and Wellness
Training includes nutrition, hygiene, and recovery habits for sustainable performance.
Local Economy Support
Creates coaching and administration employment within the local community.
Girls Division Focus
Empowerment Through Access
KCKA's girls division is designed to remove barriers that traditionally prevent female participation in organized football. The model provides coaching parity, visibility opportunities, and leadership pathways, while also strengthening confidence and educational ambition.
This directly contributes to gender equity in sport, creates local role models, and opens scholarship and career opportunities that are often inaccessible in rural settings.
Inclusive sport systems transform entire communities, not just teams.
KCKA Impact Principle
Pathway Link
From Kasenda to Regional and National Platforms
Player Assessment
Continuous monitoring identifies high-potential players by performance and discipline indicators.
Showcase Events
Tournaments and clinics create visibility windows for regional clubs and scouts.
Placement Support
Coaching staff supports player readiness for trials, university entry points, and club progression.