The Tximist Foundation, committed to women’s equality and leadership through sport, has announced a new international project in Kenya. The initiative is developed in partnership with the IBL Foundation and Football Without Borders Kenya.
This agreement aims to empower women and girls through soccer. In addition, it seeks to strengthen educational and sports programs in the country by expanding the International She Leads program.
Between December 26 and 30, the president of the Tximist Foundation, former professional footballer Aintzane Encinas, will visit different locations in Kenya. During this time, she will strengthen ties with local foundations and members of the Kenya Football Federation.
Visit to the IBL Foundation to learn about its local impact.
Training session with players and a workshop for coaches, sharing football techniques and values.
Delivery of sports equipment to support the development of women’s football.
Visits to Matieko Primary School, Secondary School, and Ong’icha Secondary School to learn about their facilities and projects.
Joint training sessions with local players and coach development workshops.
Donation of balls and sports equipment for both girls and boys, promoting equal access to sports.
The IBL project runs a league for more than 450 girls in Kibera, one of the largest slums in Africa.
Meanwhile, the Football Without Borders Kenya project reaches 25 schools in Nyanza, impacting around 250 pupils in each.
As a result of these collaborations, the Tximist Foundation will help generate role models and inspire future dreams for more than 1,000 girls and women in the country.
“Football is much more than a sport; it is a tool to transform lives, empower women and girls, and build more equal communities. We are excited to collaborate with these projects in Kenya and to help girls access resources, training, and role models that inspire them to dream big.”
— Aintzane Encinas, President of Tximist Foundation
With nine years of experience promoting equality and inclusion in soccer, the Tximist Foundation works internationally to break down gender barriers. Moreover, it creates opportunities for women and girls through sport.
From December 26 to 30, Aintzane Encinas will lead the foundation’s activities in Kenya as part of the International She Leads project.
In Nairobi, she will collaborate with the IBL Foundation. In Nyanza, she will work with local schools by delivering equipment, sharing training, and offering education. Therefore, this project reinforces the commitment of the Tximist Foundation to equality and women’s leadership in sport.
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University course on sports leadership held by the Tximist Foundation. Impactful training for coaches, managers, and leaders
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