David graduated with High Diploma in communications from East African School of Media studies. He has volunteered and worked in the field for sports for social impact for since 2010, David has conducted sports for social impact in Kenya and Malawi as a community impact coach. He has taken part in high level sport for development training with organizations like Coaches across continents, United Nations Sport for development and peace, International Olympic Trice Centre among others.

In 2014 he founded Green-Kenya, which has impacted thousands of Children in Kenya helping other communities in Africa to develop sports for social impact programs in their communities.

Gona has been involved in football since he was 5 years, his career was taking an upward trajectory before he had a knee injury that kept him out of football for almost 2 years.  Gonna has been part of Green-Kenya since the beginning of 2020, and he is part of the monitoring and evaluation team for all G-K program

Zipporah graduated from Kenyatta University with a degree in Bachelor of Commerce. She joined Green-Kenya in 2020 as Wasichana Juu / Girls Up Coordinator.

 “girls should be protected from harmful influences, abuses, and exploitation, a woman’s worth is something that all women are born with and without knowing her worth”,Zipporah intends to be an inspiration and a mentor to the young girls, spread awareness and change mind-sets to ensure that communities and families welcome and celebrate their daughters and help curve a positive self-image and increase their confidence level.

Derrick became part of Green-Kenya tem when the youth league began in his community at Uhuru sports ground, he became one of the volunteers who would officiate the matches during weekends, the league was growing and he come in handy, Aluda has featured in National Super League which is one step to Kenya Premier league. Derrick is now the coordinator of Green-Kenya youth in his back yard.

Titus is one of Green-Kenya youth leaders, he is still in college studying community development. He joined Green-Kenya to learn about sports for social development in 2019 where he volunteered as match official in Green-Kenya youth league in Mukuru where G-K program was taking place. “I started football at the age of 8 at viwandani. I never knew it was a gift from God. I came to realize I love football back in the year 2012 after I joined a soccer team .Football life is tough and only the disciplined, hardworking, and patient ones succeed.

Cartis joined Green-kenya in 2020; he is the football development coach at our football Academy. Cartis holds diploma in International Relations and currently pursuing Barchelor in International Relations and Diplomacy at Zetech University, he has was featured twice for the under 20 soccer national team. Picked up a serious injury in Kenya premier league under 20 tournaments, that forced him to start coaching..

Cartis being an expert in the field of social science and with the total understanding of the game of football, he believes that football is more than kicking a ball and running after it, the game has a great impact in solving emerging societal issues. Cartis is an enthusiast of peace and development. “Through sports we can bring change in our community”