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Most of Pramod’s friends have left their small village in Mandla, Madhya Pradesh and moved to cities to work as daily-wage labourers, a life common for young men here. Pramod too got an opportunity to travel to cities but not as a labourer– As the captain of the Under-17 team of one of India’s most celebrated football clubs–Mohun Bagan.
If Priya and Digvijay, founders of Mrida Education and Welfare Society are to be believed, the next generation of football stars that India needs might as well come from villages and tribal communities. The NGO has been able to develop excellent footballing talent from tribal communities and has made a name for itself on the National stage. The NGO founders say, "If we are to play in a football world cup we need to invest in players coming from the grassroots”.
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From adversity to triumph
“When children come to us for the first time, at least 80 to 90 per cent of children are anaemic and that too severely anaemic. Second is that they are malnourished, they have stunted growth and they are underweight” Informs Digvijay. But despite the financial background of these children, they are today proving their mettle against the best in the country, thanks to the NGO.
“Despite this, our girls are state champions. We've played the nationals. In terms of the boys, one of our players recently played for Mohun Bagan under-17. He was the captain of the team,” he further adds.
Journey of a dream to reality
Digvijay and Priya dream of taking football to small villages and ultimately transforming lives through sport. Your donation can make this dream a possibility
“We have been working here for so many years but with very few facilities, infrastructure-wise. The football field that we practise on is farmland and that is rented. On a ground like this, our footballs don't last. We need 30 to 40 footballs each month. These are the requirements that we have. Children need boots too. If we can get the support, we need, we can take football to greater heights”, believes Priya.
“If we get the facilities and the infrastructure that a proper club has, it will not take us much time to scale our impact to 10x to 20x. Please support us,” add Digvijay.
Donate to this fundraiser by Simply Sport Foundation on give.do, India’s largest and most trusted online donation platform, to help develop footballing talent from tribal communities and transform lives through sports.
India can win the football World Cup!!
But it won't come easy. That's where we come in. We support the national football program at a grassroots level to secure glory for the country and support the educational, technical, and physical development of hundreds of our beneficiaries.
Simply Sport Foundation does more than train kids in the art of football. We are responsible for the overall development of hundreds of kids in Madhya Pradesh by running a residential school where we provide quality nutrition to our kids and organize their participation in tournaments where they can show off their skills.
Football is more than a sport for the children of Mohgaon, Madhya Pradesh. Consider the story of young Namrata (name changed). She has an unmatched passion for the game and despite the personal tragedy of her father's paralysis, possesses the resiliency to keep playing the sport she loves. Having recently earned her license in football coaching, she has also secured an extraordinary 86% in her 12th standard board exams. She is now playing football, coaching football, studying in college, and preparing for the state civil exam.
Through football, the dreams and aspirations of countless youths can be realized. The discipline and work ethic imbibed in our beneficiaries are sure to serve them all their lives.
But we cannot do this alone! Your help is urgently needed to extend our reach and support our students by improving their infrastructure and training quality. It is here that we may find India's next superstar and give the youth of our country a chance to escape poverty and live better lives
Donate now. .
At the heart of the Mrida Education and Welfare Society, supported by the Simply Sport Foundation, is a commitment to transforming lives through sports in the rural and tribal areas of Mandla, Madhya Pradesh.
Funds raised through your support are critical in maintaining and expanding our efforts. They go towards:
Every donation brings us closer to realizing the dream of not just competing but excelling on national and international stages. The support you provide helps us not only maintain the quality of our programs but also expand our reach to include more children in our transformative journey.
We invite you to continue your partnership with us as we aim to multiply our impact tenfold. Together, we can ensure that the next generation of football stars does not go unnoticed just because they come from a rural background.
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