A cornerstone of OFC’s commitment to developing safeguarding capacity across the region is the FIFA Guardians Safeguarding in Sport Diploma. We take a closer look at how this programme is…
As safeguarding awareness and capacity grows throughout the Oceania region, Samoa Football is leading the way in the Pacific with how they’re embedding safeguarding practices in all levels of football….
As OFC’s focus on safeguarding has grown, so too has our longstanding partnership with Team Up to develop experience, capability and capacity to effectively implement safeguarding policies and protocols. In…
Ahead of Safe Sport Day, a day commemorated around the world on 8 August to raise awareness and commitment to safeguarding in sport, Oceania Football Confederation is proud to reaffirm…
Football’s power to transform communities and the lives of individuals is taking centre stage in Nadi, Fiji this week, with the OFC Social Responsibility Forum 2025 underway. The forum, which…
Developing the capacity of safeguarding leaders in Member Associations was the key focus for OFC’s first Safeguarding Training of Trainers (ToT), which took place this week in Nadi, Fiji. Delivered…
Personal growth, connection and empowerment were key themes of the regional training. Trainers from Fiji Football Association (Filomena Liku, Lia Waqairatavo and Louisa Simmons) Tonga Football Association (Sepi Vea and…
Oceania Football Confederation and UN Women are pleased to announce an extension of their partnership. First signed in 2022, the renewed memorandum of understanding will see OFC and UN Women…
Photo credit: OFC Media Oceania Football Confederation staff today donned orange to acknowledge International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and kick off a 16-day period of activism…
From players to team officials to match officials to broadcast media, there are over 200 people involved in making a tournament like the OFC U-16 Women’s Championship happen. So, what…