Watoto Wasoka Audited Financials – 2019
At Watoto Wasoka, we believe in open play — and open knowledge. That’s why we share what we learn. Whether you’re a partner, donor, educator, student, or supporter, our resource hub gives you access to practical tools, proven strategies, and honest data from the field. Sharing what we learn is part of how we grow. So dive in, explore our toolkits, evaluations, annual reports, and policies that power our play-based model.
“This is not just about football. It’s about building tools for change — and making them open to all.” — Francis Mugoya, Executive Director.
A look back at our years — highlights, challenges, and milestones in impact, operations, and growth.
Transparency matters. Download audited financials.
Read evaluation summaries, case studies, and thought pieces that show what is working (or not working) — and where we’re growing.
From literacy games to football-based mental health guides, practical tools from our Play to Learn, Play for Health, and Play for All programs.
Our safeguarding policies, gender strategies, code of conduct, and other frameworks for safe, inclusive programming.
Watoto Wasoka Audited Financials – 2019
This was a year of bold experimentation, meaningful growth, and important lessons.
We celebrate yet another year of learning and growth, another year of social impact through football in Uganda.
Returning from the diverse effects of the pandemic, 2022 was a year of recovery.
The year 2021 was a year of growth.
In 2020, just like all over the world, we could not be there for the kids as much as we loved to.
BUREF is designed around a series of football exercises (called “drills”) which are easy to learn and execute. The BUREF “drills” combine play and mental health education.
Watoto Wasoka Audited Financials – 2018
All resources are free to download and use — just credit Watoto Wasoka where applicable. If you’d like to co-create resources, evaluate a project, or translate a toolkit into your language — let’s connect: info@watotowasoka.ug