​The Likoni Community Football League (LCFL) was established in May 2011 to improve the lives of underserved children in Likoni, Mombasa, Kenya by tapping into the overwhelming passion and commitment that the community has for the sport of football (soccer).
 
LCFL currently operates on a round-the-year calendar. League play overlaps and co-exists with the school year nine months out of the year running from January to March and May to September with games being played every Sunday.
 
LCFL welcomes about 300 kids each Sunday.

MISSION​

LCFL hopes to expose young people to the excitement and competitive experiences that football (soccer) offers. LCFL’s coaches act as mentors to foster the development of leaders within the community. LCFL is uses football as a platform to educate and enrich the lives of thousands of Likoni’s children.

VISION

​LCFL’s vision is to mobilize, inspire, create, and thus build and strengthen individuals and the community through football (soccer).

LIKONI

​Likoni has a population of over 200,000 people. About 2/3 of the population are under 24 years old. Likoni is part of Mombasa, the 2nd largest city in Kenya located on the Indian Ocean and home to East Africa's largest port. The port, however, cuts Likoni off from the rest of the city causing Likoni to have the highest rate of poverty in Mombasa. Forty-five percent of Likoni's residents live on less than $1 US per day.