Our Stories

Staying at home idle, especially after completing your 0-level, sometimes sounds boring...... so? I made what I can term as a noble decision to join MTG based in Kilifi. Way back when I was in high school I used to play football but not with keen interest as I had the mentality that it was only being played by men. But with MTG this mentality in me has faded away and I am now one of the best player in MTG's team. For sure girls in MTG are really doing better, until we have impressed the community and more girls are joining every year.Read more...

My work is to coordinate all the MTG activities in Kaloleni district like the football activities, the peer led health education activities, community service etc. I assist the field committees that coordinate all these activities in their league fields. In Kaloleni we have five league fields so I travel up and down a lot. Every Tuesday I report back to the office and have input in the staff discussions in which we plan for MTG's way forward. In my district I'm the MTG representative who communicates with government officials, head teachers and sport officials. My work is important.Read more...

Clarice, Clara for friends, is a twenty two year old young woman from Tsagwa, Kaloleni. She started playing football when she was in primary school, continued playing in secondary school and joined MTG late 2007 as an out-of-school player. From the start Clarice got involved in many activities. She cherishes the good memories when she was trained as a referee, peer educator and coach. Especially the memories of the first MTG camp are valuable for her. During that camp she learned where MTG is about and she met many new people.Clarice has learned a lot in MTG.Read more...