Project Report
| Nov 23, 2020
Project Report from August to November 2020
By Farah Ejaz | Monitoring & Reporting Officer
Karachi united community centers participated in 10 friendly matches during this period. These matches were organized by local football clubs and Karachi United community centers were invited. Karachi united won 8 out of 10 matches while 1 matches was draw and 1 was lost. Karachi United organized a football tournament during this period in which 8 team participated. The teams were divided into two groups; each group consists of four teams with 20 players. The final match was played between Orangi Town Center and Ibrahim Hyderi Center in which Orangi Town beat Ibrahim Hyderi by 4-2 and won the final.
Karachi united recommenced football league during the month of November. This league was kicked off in March but was suspended due to COVID-19. Karachi united restarted the league and making sure that SOPs are being strictly followed during the match. A total of 36 took take place as of writing date of this report. Karachi United opened girls’ center in Bhudni Goth with the aim to empower girls. Karachi United will provide football and life skill training sessions twice a week.
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Jul 27, 2020
Quarterly Report May-July 2020
By Talib Hussain | Project Leader
Ration Drive:
Karachi United initiated ration distribution drive among deserving players during this difficult pandemic period. 50 percent of the Karachi (Pakistan) population live in slums and during this Covid-19 pandemic, these families are facing the starvation. A total of 870 ration bags has been distributed out of which 110 ration bags were given to the girls who are the part of Karachi united. Ration bags containing essential food item were distributed amongst community centers players, junior staff, Madrassa (religious institutions) players and community coaches, who come from underprivileged areas of Karachi (Pakistan). This step has been taken to provide financial support to the families who live on daily basis earning and are suffering due to current pandemic.
Partnership between Karachi United and Storm Fiber
Karachi United is going through the financial challenges during this Covid-19 pandemic. It has been almost 4 moths that all operations of Karachi United are suspended. Therefore, retaining all coaches was a difficult task for Karachi United but Karachi United does not want to leave their coaches alone in this uncertain situation. Thus, Karachi United collaborated with fiber storm and provided Karachi United 14 community coaches, who have the skills other than coaching, a job opportunity in fiber storm such as technicians and call agents. Now, these 14 coaches are working for Fiber Storm. Out of the 14 coaches two coaches, Daniyal and Najeeb, are the Karachi United Academy coaches
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Mar 30, 2020
Quarterly Report from February to April , 2020
By Farah Ejaz | Monitoring & Reporting Officer
Karachi United kicked off 2nd inclusive football league during this period. The aim of this league is to promote sports among underprivileged children as well as young students of Madrasah (religious institutions). Group matches of inclusive football league II take place on every Thursday and Friday at Karachi United Football turf. Karachi United is providing transportation facilities to all teams and also providing light refreshment at the end of each match.
Karachi United Maripur community center organized a football tournament during this quarter. It was two week long tournament in which 8 football teams participated and these teams belong to Maripur area. The main purpose of organizing this tournament was to promote football and to engage the youth in constructive activities. Standard Chartered Bank provided the opportunity to 12 Karachi United coaches to attend “Train the Trainer Workshop” held in Dubai from 20th to 24th February. 2 UEFA A Licensed Coaches from Liverpool FC International Academy conducted the program in which they shared different coaching techniques and methods.
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