Like Jesus did... we meet people where they are at with no-strings attached...

Feeding Hope, Building Futures

In 2012, Dr. Gabriel Mwamba launched a soup kitchen at Precision Sports Academy—a feeding program created to provide meals to our young soccer players before training sessions. Many of these children come from homes where even a single daily meal is not guaranteed. Day after day, they arrive for practice on empty stomachs.

At first, we tried to manage the situation by asking players to be honest about whether they had eaten. Those who hadn't were asked to sit out for their own well-being. But most of the children were so eager to train that they would say they had eaten—just to stay on the field. Soon, we began seeing the consequences: some children collapsed during practice, others became cranky, irritable, or exhibited behavioral challenges.

We witnessed a dramatic improvement in their energy, focus, and attitude when we were able to provide them with meals. Unfortunately, due to increase in prices, financial constraints, we can no longer feed every child before training. Currently, we are only able to provide food for selected team members before official matches.

We dream of one day fully reopening the feeding program so that every participant receives a meal—every day.

But our mission goes beyond sports and meals.

Our long-term vision includes:

• Building an orphanage for children currently living in temporary shelters,
   
• Establishing a skills training center to empower them with tools for life beyond soccer,
   
• Developing a proper soccer field to support their athletic growth and provide a safe space to play.
   

The community of Chongwe Village has generously offered us a large piece of land to help bring this vision to life. Now, we are looking for committed partners to join us in making this dream a reality.

Together, we can feed hope, nurture potential, and build a brighter future for these children..