Home of Juba Sangha FC · Delhi, since 1999

Every girl deserves a chance to play.

Spasht Foundation runs Juba Sangha FC — one of Delhi's leading grassroots football clubs — giving underprivileged children, especially girls, a platform to train, compete and build a future on and off the pitch.

1,000+ Families supported
1,200+ Children trained
27 Years of impact
Photo: Juba Sangha FC players in training
1,200+ Players trained
Top Club Women's football, Delhi
What we do

Programs that change lives

From the practice pitch to the championship field, our programs meet children where they are and help them grow into confident, capable players and people.

Grassroots Football Training

Daily coaching sessions for children of all ages, building skills, fitness and a lifelong love of the game.

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Juba Sangha Women's Team

One of Delhi's leading women's football clubs, giving talented girls a competitive platform and a path forward.

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Mentorship & Life Skills

Coaches and mentors guide players on teamwork, discipline, education support and confidence both on and off the field.

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Kits, Equipment & Nutrition

Boots, jerseys, training gear and nutritious meals so every child can train and play without barriers.

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1,000+ Families supported
1,200+ Children trained
60+ Girls on competitive teams
27 Years building Juba Sangha FC
Real stories

Voices from our community

"Before Juba Sangha, I thought football wasn't for girls like me. Now I play for the women's team, and I want to play professionally one day so I can help other girls believe it's possible too."
— Simran, 15, Juba Sangha FC
Moments

A glimpse into daily life

From the practice pitch to match day — see the moments that make our work meaningful.

Training session
Match day
Women's team
Community day
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Your support changes everything.

₹500 can provide a kit and jersey for a player. ₹2,000 can cover a month of training and nutrition for one child. ₹5,000 can send a team to a tournament. Every contribution, big or small, helps a child get on the pitch.