Fit for the
Future
A soccer field, a school, a well – make our project for young Maasai a success story!
Kick for Life Video Portrait
The ball starts rolling …
The round has to go into the square. A phrase that has eternal validity in soccer. This is particularly true for the “Football make Schools” aid project. Read more …
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Why two MFS soccer
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Q&A
Matias Blasenbreu and Carsten Altstadt in a film interview about their project, their experiences and how “Kick for Life” helps.
Where we still
need your help for:
The water supply
A boarding school building for about 80 children
Bunk beds and other furniture
Food
School uniforms and training equipment
Medical care and operations
Textbooks
Lunch per child
New planting
Mother/Child Health Package
What does Kick for Life do in Ngabobo?
The round has to go into the square. A sentence that has eternal validity in soccer. “Kick for Life” gets him in a special way. Carsten Altstadt and Matias Blasenbreu from the Munich Football School launched the 2019 project for Maasai children around the remote village of Ngabobo at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro.
After the two soccer coaches built a soccer field there and inaugurated it at the end of 2020, the project is moving on to the next round: the village’s school urgently needs to be expanded and the village needs a well to ensure access to clean drinking water.
Our partners
We rely on our partners for implementation.
The Munich Soccer School educates young soccer players athletically and personally. For “Kick for Life”, the school has used its contacts.
The renowned design agency DWORAK UND KORNMESSER OHG from Munich planned and designed the continuation of our project “Kick for Life” with us and put it online.
Together with PANGU and YOU, we want to make Carsten and Matias’ project a success story!
Help and enable a better future for children in one of the poorest regions of the world.
Our local partner: The initiative “Africa Amini Alama” has been active in Tanzania since 2007 and can build on a lot of trust there.
SABABU SAFARIS combines conservation, communities and sustainable travel and supports our project on the ground.
MALAIKA –
The project focuses on access to education and healthy nutrition in a region suffering from malnutrition.
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