Welcome to SARF
Through education, research, and advocacy, SARF is making a difference
About us
The Birth of SARF
SARF was founded out of a life-changing experience. As a young athlete, Mr. Benjamin Jonathan Ngoka was passionate about soccer. However, during a championship game, he witnessed a teammate collapse on the field, struggling to breathe. The diagnosis? Exercise-induced asthma—a condition that can be life-threatening if not managed properly
This moment inspired Benjamin to take action. He realized that many athletes suffer from similar conditions without adequate knowledge, support, or resources. With a deep passion for sports and a commitment to health advocacy, SARF was born—a foundation dedicated to raising awareness, educating athletes, and collaborating with medical experts to improve airway health in sports.
Our Work...
Awareness & Education
Public awareness campaigns on sports allergies and respiratory conditions
Research & Advocacy
Collaborating with medical experts to improve diagnosis and treatment
Support & Resources
Providing guidance on managing allergies in sports
Our Mission & Vision
Vision:
Empowering athletes and individuals to breathe freely and perform at their best, by advancing awareness, education, and research on sports-related allergies and airway health.
Mission:
To provide support, resources, and advocacy for athletes and individuals affected by allergies and airway conditions, and to promote collaboration among medical professionals, researchers, and the sports community to improve diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of sports-related allergies and airway health issues.
Our Vission
Empowering athletes and individuals to breathe freely and perform at their best, by advancing awareness, education, and research on sports-related allergies and airway health.
Our Mission
To provide support, resources, and advocacy for athletes and individuals affected by allergies and airway conditions, and to promote collaboration among medical professionals, researchers, and the sports community to improve diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of sports-related allergies and airway health issues.
