MCF has been able to use sports as a critical component in the integration of rescued children and for talent development. Many children have rediscovered their potentials through MCF through a range of sporting activities provided including ballgames, athletics, martial arts (Karate/Kung Fu), drama & theatre arts, acrobats, dances, Music/singing. The MCF Karate club currently holds the coveted East and Central Africa Championship Trophy for cadets and four of MCF children were selected to represent Kenya in African championships in Algeria in August 2009. The Trainer of the club is a former destitute child and an MCF beneficiary who holds Black Belt accreditation received through training in South Africa.
With a strong team of talented children MCF successfully facilitated a community outreach project in June and July 2009 reaching out to 14 secondary schools in Yatta and Masinga Districts with an Essay Competition on topical issues on HIV/AIDS, Climate Change, Drug Abuse and Poverty to celebrate the International Youth Day. The climax of the program was graced by Yatta DC, the District Education Officers, and District Youth Officers among other government representatives.