ABOUT KWFA
WHAT THEY DO
WHAT THEY DO
KWFA was founded in 2012 by Ken Wong, initially as a simple mailing list to organise informal weekend kickabouts. What began as a small group of friends has grown into a large community connecting hundreds of players across Bristol.
The initiative focuses on creating welcoming spaces where people can socialise, stay active and build connec
KWFA was founded in 2012 by Ken Wong, initially as a simple mailing list to organise informal weekend kickabouts. What began as a small group of friends has grown into a large community connecting hundreds of players across Bristol.
The initiative focuses on creating welcoming spaces where people can socialise, stay active and build connections through football, particularly for those new to the city or seeking inclusive participation opportunities
WHAT THEY DO
WHAT THEY DO
WHAT THEY DO
KWFA organises regular community football sessions designed to prioritise inclusion, accessibility and enjoyment. Games are flexible and open to players of different abilities, backgrounds and experience levels.
Alongside football, the group creates opportunities for social connection, helping participants build friendships and become part of a supportive community.
IMPACT
SESSIONS
SESSIONS
KWFA’s impact includes:
- Over 700 members across Bristol
- Around 20 games organised each week
- Members representing 68 different countries
- Inclusive participation across genders and abilities
SESSIONS
SESSIONS
SESSIONS
Sessions are delivered across Bristol in accessible community locations.
- High volume of weekly games
- Accommodating schedules
- Flexible participation
- Community-focused environment
- Open to all abilities