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Children smiling in Zambia.

OUR
GOVERNANCE.

Good governance is fundamental to our success as a charity and something we take very seriously. You can find out more about our Trustees, Annual Reports and Policies below.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

Jérôme Read

Jérôme Read

Chair

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Niall Clayton

Treasurer

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Sophie Oeyen

Sophie Oeyen

Vice-Chair

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Craig Smith

Craig Smith

Trustee

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Andrew Jenkin

Andrew Jenkin

Co-founder & Secretary

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Jules McGeever

Trustee

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Ndu Okoh

Treasurer

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ANNUAL
REPORTS
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2023

Children smiling in Zambia

2022

Football in Africa

2021

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2020

Women's Football in Zambia

2019

Football players smiling in Africa

2018

Playing football in Kalingalinga

2017

Jimmy Bone

PATRON - 
JIMMY BONE
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I really didn’t have to think about saying yes to become a patron of Africa on the Ball because I really believe in what the organisation does. Having been to Zambia, I’ve seen the impact organisations such as Africa on the Ball can have in helping young people. Football can be a great tool to engage young people and help them in all walks of life. I look back with great fondness on my time in Zambia and encourage people to get involved with Africa on the Ball’s work helping to develop education and healthcare in communities through football.

Jimmy Bone, former Partick Thistle player and manager of Power Dynamos. 

PATRON - 
KATRIINA TALASHLATI

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“I’m thrilled to be joining Africa On The Ball. This charity is close to my heart for many reasons, and I know that the work they do both locally and internationally makes a huge difference. I look forward to helping more young people get involved in football, take care of their health, and develop important life skills. Football has been a central part of my life, and I’m excited to use my platform to help others achieve more intheirs.”

Katriina Talashlati, goalkeeper for Division 1 Féminine club Le Havre and the Finland national team

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