Dero FC was established in December 2013 and registered with Ministry of Labour, Social Security and Services. The name Dero refers to luo traditional granary which was and still being use to store food and keep their property safely during both times of plenty and periods of scarcity. Deche or dere (singular Dero) are traditionally cylindrical granaries made of a variety of plant material such as olando (pliable twigs), oundho (papyrus), odundu (reeds), tiangβ (millet stalks), minya (twilling vine), woven together using poyo or togo (papyrus) and daubed with cow-dung (owuoyo) and whose conical roof was covered with grass. Objectives
β’ To positively promote football activities to its members and offer coaching and competitive opportunities to all those members who wish to play.
β’ To offer Life skills training to the youth.
β’ To foster community relations by providing sporting and scholastic opportunities for young people in the area.
β’ To increase the number of activities at the club with the intention of increasing membership and consequential awareness of football.
β’ To attain self-sustainability. How we are reaching our objectives
β’ By working closely with the KPL, FKF, Schools and the greater community on football development and facilitation of training programs
β’ Through hard work of Club members keeping costs down & participating in fund raising events & ground development.
β’ Creating new revenue streams by providing increased advertising opportunities.
β’ By involving a large cross section of the community in the development of the Club and facilities.
β’ By increasing standards of player, spectator facilities and infrastructure.
β’ By offering an effective product to sponsors & financiers through transparency and accountability.
β’ By offering a variety of facilities for the benefit of a broad cross section of the community.