Shipibo Women’s Youth Football Club is a youth Indigenous women's football club from the Peruvian Amazon, made up entirely of young women from Shipibo-Konibo communities in the Ucayali region. This initiative is dedicated to empowering Indigenous girls and young women, celebrating their cultural identity, and promoting well-being through sport. Shipibo Women’s Youth Football Club is more than a team—it is a movement for leadership, gender equity, and social impact in the Amazon.

The club urgently needs funding for training, meals, hydration, transportation, and tournament participation. Support is also needed for logistical and administrative costs, sports equipment like uniforms and footwear, and resources for technical, psychological, and leadership development workshops. These resources are vital for the youth athletes to continue growing, competing, and building skills that will serve them for life.

The purpose of Shipibo Women’s Youth Football Club is to strengthen the cultural identity, leadership, and self-esteem of young Indigenous women through football and complementary programs focused on values education, rights awareness, and violence prevention. For these youth, playing football is not just a sport—it is an act of resistance and a source of pride. Shipibo-Konibo girls and young women are the strength and pride of the Amazon, and your support will empower them to continue making a difference in their community.

Please join us in uplifting Shipibo Women’s Youth Football Club and supporting the next generation of Indigenous women leaders in the Amazon!