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Safe, structured and age-appropriate football delivered by qualified people.
Football & youth development · Program in development
Remove barriers.
Develop the whole player.
Transform communities.
We are building a community-rooted football pathway where sport opens the door to health, education, mentorship, leadership, service, and opportunity.
Current stageInstitutional preparation
Proposed first pilotKumasi / Aboabo area
Public Academy statusNot yet activated
Participation modelFree pilot recommended
The whole-player model
Football is the doorway—not the entire destination.
Progress will be measured in wellbeing, learning, responsibility, belonging, and service as well as football development.
Learn
Education support, health knowledge, mentorship and life skills around the player.
Serve
Participants and volunteers contribute to their community and learn responsibility.
Lead
Trust and leadership are earned through conduct, consistency and service.
Provisional pilot—not enrollment
A controlled beginning we can deliver responsibly.
The working model is a 12-week program for approximately 40–60 girls and boys in two age bands, with two weekly football sessions and one monthly health, education, leadership, or community-service activity.
Exact venue, dates, times, capacity and staffing will be confirmed only after leadership, safeguarding, facilities and operating requirements are verified.
9–12 and 13–15Provisional age bands
Girls and boysProtected girls pathway from the beginning
No false promisesNo residence, overseas movement or professional-contract claims
Access before feesInability to pay must never control sporting selection
Build with us
Different partners can remove different barriers.
Support is documented, governed, and connected to a real need. Recognition never creates ownership of participants or sporting selection.
Facilities
Pitch access, classrooms, safe changing space, storage, lighting and scheduled community use.
Program support
Coaching equipment, transport, hydration, education materials, meals and participant scholarships.
Professional service
Safeguarding, coaching, health, education, administration, communications and legal guidance.
Institutional partnership
Schools, assemblies, community organizations, businesses and football bodies aligned around accountable delivery.
No partnership is implied.
Organizations and leaders become public partners only after direct agreement, verification, appropriate documentation, and authorization.
Start a partnership conversationWhy we are not calling it an Academy yet
Readiness comes before reputation.
The Academy name will be used publicly only after accountable leadership, safeguarding, facilities, legal accuracy, operating capacity, program records, and an appropriate affiliation position have been verified.
Until then, this is Majestic Heights Foundation’s developing Football & Youth Development program.