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For donors and well-wishers
Help us carry Kho Kho to the districts still waiting for their first course. Support goes towards transport, equipment and training for teachers, coaches and referees.
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Partner with Kho Kho Uganda
Help a young sport reach every district
Kho Kho needs a flat space, two poles and players who want to run. In under five years, volunteers, teachers and communities have taken it to 92 districts and cities, and Uganda's women came home from the first World Cup with bronze. With your help it goes further.
- 92 districts and cities reached
- 7 kinds of training and outreach
- 6 groups of people trained
- 5 months of club formation
Despite limited funds, transport and equipment, implementation continued through volunteerism, partnerships and community support.
Ways to help
Pick the way that suits you
Sponsor
For companies, institutions and local government
Back a coaching course, a school or district tournament, a team kit or a club start-up, and be recognised alongside the work you make possible.
Sponsor with usVolunteer
For coaches, referees, students and community leaders
Give your time as an assistant coach, referee, event helper, photographer or community mobiliser. The programme has always run on volunteers, and you can be trained.
Volunteer with usWhat you get
Why partners choose Kho Kho Uganda
Each partnership is agreed with you. These are the benefits partners can expect.
A national footprint
Work with an association that has reached 92 districts and cities across all four regions, and can bring your message or programme to schools and communities nationwide.
Visible recognition
Partners are recognised at the courses, tournaments and publications they support, and on this website, in the way each partner prefers.
Proof of what your support did
We publish reports on what our programmes deliver, so you can show your board, staff or community the results.
A story to be proud of
Uganda's women won bronze at the first Kho Kho World Cup in January 2025, only a few years after the sport arrived in the country.
Real social impact
Kho Kho builds fitness, teamwork and leadership, gets young people into constructive activity, and welcomes girls and boys alike.
Good governance
Courses and clubs follow the National Sports Act, 2023 and international Kho Kho technical standards, so you partner with a sport that is built properly.
Hands-on involvement
Partners are welcome at courses, tournaments and certificate ceremonies to meet the teachers, coaches and players they support.
Where your support goes
The gaps that slow us down
Our own report names what holds the programme back. This is where partners make the biggest difference.
See the programme in detail- Transport for outreach teamsInstructors travel long distances between districts. Transport is one of the biggest limits on how fast we can grow.
- Playing equipmentPoles, court marking and kit for schools and new clubs, where equipment shortages hold back training.
- Playing facilitiesHelp clubs and schools find and prepare suitable playing space.
- More trained coaches and refereesCourse costs for the next wave of teachers, community coaches and referees, so every district has its own technical people.
- Awareness in new communitiesDemonstrations, school visits and festivals in places that have never seen the game.
- Running costs and competitionsDistrict, regional and national championships, and the preparation of national teams.
The work you would support
Teachers, coaches and young players across Uganda
Questions
Before you get in touch
No. Event help, photography, community mobilisation and administration need no playing experience. If you want to coach or referee, we train you on our courses.
Yes. Districts such as Nakapiripiriti have organised courses with us through their local government and sports office. Send us a message and we will plan it with you.
Yes. You can back a course, a tournament, equipment for a club or travel for outreach. Tell us what interests you and we will suggest the best fit.
We publish reports on our programmes on the Reports and publications page, and partners can visit courses and events to see the work first hand.
Use the form on the Contact page and choose Donating or sponsoring, or Volunteering. The executive committee will reply by email.
Ready to be part of it?
Send us a short message. The executive committee will reply by email.