Risky’s Story

October 04, 2021

This is a story of Risky, one of our boys that already released from LPKA. He was participated in football training activities while at LPKA.

Even Risky has a difficult past, it doesn’t determine his future. Last week he has contacted us and telling about his life now. Risky now able to lives independently in middle of society and do positive things with football. He felt very grateful by practicing football during stay at LPKA. He learned many things that shaped him as a good person as a football player.

Free and Safe believes that playing football is not just a sport, but also able to open the future door for them.

Thank you for every support given to the training program at LPKA.

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