Meet Naima: Turning FFWU’s work into beautiful and inspiring content!
In this post, we are introducing Naima, who has always believed in the power of sports as a tool for social change. In October 2024, she joined FFWU, bringing her …
Meet Elisa: Sharing FFWU’s Story with the World
Today, we’re introducing Elisa from Portugal, whose passion for football has been a part of her life for as long as she can remember—whether playing on the field or cheering …
Our 2024 Annual Report is here!
As 2024 comes to a close, it’s time to reflect on a very special year for FFWU! Our latest Annual Report takes you behind the scenes of our 2024 journey—covering …
What’s up, FFWU? Finishing the year with mixed feelings
Why it needs people like you and organizations like us more than ever Dear Members, Supporters, and Friends of FFWU, Christmas is traditionally a celebration of love and compassion. However, …
Annual Report 2023
This is the second edition of our Annual Report. What it entails: If you have any feedback, we are happy to hear it! We are grateful for your interest and …
Strategy workshop at SPORTFIVE
The question at our FFWU strategy workshop last weekend was: how do we grow our impact while making us more sustainable as an organization at the same time? We did’nt …
We are reorganizing our team structure
Volunteers are the heart and soul of every social profit organization. But in order to grow and grow sustainably, organizations like FFWU need to invest in professional structures and full-time …
FFWU goes crowdfunding
Next year we are up for something big: in 2021 we want to work with 24 young women and men from South African townships and help them become Social Football Coaches for their local communities. And to turn this plan into reality, we need your support!
The people that shaped our story: Interview with Mkululi Gee Gogo
10 years of FFWU – the people that shaped our story: Interview with Mkululi Gee Gogo from Heideveld, Cape Town
The people that shaped our story: Cody Damons
During our first coaching course at GCU in 2011 one coach was really standing out. It was Cody Damons who at that time was 17 years old.