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Empowering Women, youth and Children through sports activities and other community programs.

Who Are We?

 

About Us

Swift Sports Organisation is a grassroots, community-based organisation serving communities in Wakiso District, Uganda. Our journey began in 2018 in Kiteezi, when our founder and coach started bringing local residents together for netball and fitness training. Our head office is now located to Lukwanga,Sentema road, Wakiso district.

What began as a small community gathering grew into a wider effort to use sport as a tool for personal development, social connection, and poverty reduction.

Today, we operate sports training activities in Kiteezi, Kazo, Nansana municipality, and Lukwanga, all within Wakiso District. Our programmes currently include netball, football, and rugby, with plans to expand opportunities for athletes and families across the communities we serve.

Swift Sports Organisation is registered as a community-based organisation in Nansana Municipality, Kazo Division, Kazo Central Zone I.

Registration Number: NM/CBO/1766/2025

What We Do


Mission

Swift Sports Organisation uses sport to discover talent, strengthen communities, and create pathways out of poverty.

Through netball, football, rugby, education, skills development, and community support, we empower children, young people, girls, and single mothers to build confidence, develop their abilities, and pursue more secure and hopeful futures.

We believe that talent exists in every community. With the right training, encouragement, opportunities, and support, sport can help individuals become disciplined, independent, and positive contributors to their families and communities.


What We're Achieving

      - 4 years organizing annual community swift sports festivals

      - Women,kids and youth teams actively participating in locals sports (netball &football) competitions with:

        1) woman's netball/football club that has 47 members. After every swift sports community festival members figures change due to new members.

        2) women's rugby club with 16 members. Rugby in Uganda is still low in community participates due lack of game science, equipments and professional coaching.

        3) Teen's netball/football club with 82 members

        4) kid's netball/football club with 141 members. During holiday we even get numbers up to 300 children. Parents bring in their children weekends to get free trainings with our kids.


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