GET FIT & GIVE BACK WITH K.I.W.L!
KIWL is an amateur international group of men & women who 'get fit & give back' through sport & social events. Funds raised are deployed by our chosen charity, improving the lives of abused & neglected children in Japan and giving them greater hope of successful outcomes in adult life.
Our 6-minute video below encapsulates who we are, what we do, and why we do it.
Our 6-minute video below encapsulates who we are, what we do, and why we do it.
Our 2019 charity YouMeWe educates care home children in IT giving them employable skills for adult life. Click on their logo to learn more. They offer support programs to allow a child to become a productive, independent young adult in their community. They help develop skills like language, writing and digital literacy, which increases self-confidence. Tutoring, internship opportunities, and guidance on higher education, offers them further support. Developed skills, communication abilities, and an understanding of options set kids on the right path to independence. KIWL’s mission in 2019 is to help fund 'Digital Citizen Classes' giving more kids the opportunity to learn new skills.
YouMeWe greatly welcomes IT hardware donations, funding, and class volunteers. Can you help?
YouMeWe greatly welcomes IT hardware donations, funding, and class volunteers. Can you help?
IN THE NEWS!
Thanks to the success of the KIWL Futsal tournament last year and with funds raised from other events, we were able to help NPO Esperanza introduce Frame Football to Japan for the first time. In these photos are children who until now, could only dream of playing the game!
We shall continue our support with the 2nd KIWL Futsal Cup on Saturday April 20th at the Adidas futsal park in Kawasaki, 1-5pm. All abilities welcome, female players also encouraged. If you would like to enter this 12-team 'for fun' tournament, ask for an entry form here.
We shall continue our support with the 2nd KIWL Futsal Cup on Saturday April 20th at the Adidas futsal park in Kawasaki, 1-5pm. All abilities welcome, female players also encouraged. If you would like to enter this 12-team 'for fun' tournament, ask for an entry form here.
