These commissions, comprising experts and stakeholders in various crucial areas of volleyball development, are set to play a pivotal role in advancing the sport across the nation.
In a strategic move aimed at bolstering the growth and administration of volleyball in Kenya, the Executive Committee Members of the Kenya Volleyball Federation (KVF) recently convened to establish specialized commissions.
These commissions, comprising experts and stakeholders in various crucial areas of volleyball development, are set to play a pivotal role in advancing the sport across the nation.
The newly inaugurated commissions are meticulously designed to focus on key aspects of volleyball development, including youth engagement, beach volleyball, gender equality, social inclusion, and coaching. Let's take a closer look at each commission and its esteemed members:
1.Youth Development Commission
- **Chairman**: Kenneth Tonui
- **Secretary**: John Odhiambo
- **Members**: Philip Maiyo, Brackcides Agala, Martin Makokha, Okanda Mangla, Onesmus Magambi
This commission is dedicated to nurturing the next generation of volleyball talent in Kenya. With a focus on youth engagement and development programs, it aims to identify and groom promising players across the country.
2. Beach Volleyball Commission
- **Chairman**: Moses Mbuthia
- **Secretary**: Sammy Mulinge
- **Members**: Ibrahim Odour, Mududa Waweru, Patrick Owino, Ruth Rop, Aisha Otieno
Focusing on the increasingly popular discipline of beach volleyball, this commission is tasked with promoting and organizing beach volleyball events and initiatives. It aims to expand the reach of beach volleyball across Kenya's diverse coastal and inland regions.
3. Women Gender Equality and Social Inclusion Commission
- **Chairperson**: Mududa Waweru
- **Secretary**: Neddy Klimo
- **Members**: Brackcides Agala, Alfred Chedotum, Esther Mutemi, Amina Alim, Evelyn Rono
Dedicated to promoting gender equality and social inclusion within the volleyball community, this commission strives to create a more inclusive and diverse environment for all participants. It focuses on empowering women and marginalized groups through targeted programs and initiatives.
4. Coaching Commission
- **Chairman**: David Lung’aho
- **Secretary**: Geofrey Omondi
With a focus on enhancing coaching standards and practices, this commission is tasked with providing training, resources, and support to volleyball coaches across Kenya. It aims to raise the overall quality of coaching in the country, ultimately benefiting players at all levels.
The establishment of these specialized commissions underscores the Kenya Volleyball Federation's commitment to driving positive change and development within the sport. By leveraging the expertise and dedication of its members, the federation is poised to usher in a new era of growth and excellence in Kenyan volleyball.