As the world celebrates International Women’s Day, Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) reaffirms its commitment to advancing women’s football and empowering communities through its social responsibility initiatives in 2025. With a…
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…
As children throughout the Pacific have settled back into the school year, their teachers are also taking the opportunity to go back to the classroom, as Just Play training courses…
OFC has partnered with UNICEF to assist the Vanuatu Football Federation’s Social Responsibility team to deliver psychosocial support response (PSS) to children affected by the devastating 7.4 magnitude earthquake in…
The Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) is pleased to confirm it has secured continued funding from the UEFA Foundation for Children for “This is How We Football” (TIHWF) programmes in 2025…
To tie in with International Day for Persons With Disabilities, OFC invites its football communities to explore how they can make football more inclusive through their programmes as one of…
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…
Day 3 of the OFC Women’s Football Conference saw delegates participate in an executive and organisational coaching workshop run by Pae Tauārai. A key element of the OFC Women’s Football…
Photo credit: OFC Media via Phototek The progress and abundance of opportunity now available in the women’s game was the key message of day two of the OFC Women’s Football…
Photo Credit: OFC Media via Phototek FIFA Chief Women’s Football Officer Dame Sarai Bareman, women’s football development officers and social responsibility managers from every Oceania Football Confederation member association have…