Hyundai Goals for Grassroots has given over 125 grassroots clubs over $300,000 since it's inception and it's back and even better in 2013.
Click more to find information on how you can nominate your club to be part of this great initiative.
The National Club Accreditation Scheme (NCAS) exists to raise standards and to recognize and reward quality clubs, which contributes to quality football experiences for players, officials, volunteers and parents.
We've put together some tips that we've received from Clubs around the country on how to best manage your registration process.
Tips range across the areas of Self Registration, Online Payments and Managing Registration Days.
As a club, you can benefit from Football Federation Australia's partners including SportingPulse and Hyundai.
Through these partners you have access to free websites for your club and our Goals for Grassroots promotion that could earn your local club thousands of dollars.
FFA’s National Insurance Program (NIP) ensures that a consistent minimum level of coverage and benefits can be provided to all football participants across Australia.
FFA and our Member Federations are committed to making football accessible to all Australians, regardless of their backgrounds, abilities and socio-economic status. A key focus of this commitment is to work with the football community on supporting associations and clubs to be able to cater for those who for various reasons have difficulty in participating in football. These groups include but are not limited to Indigenous Australians, people with a disability as well as individuals and groups who have recently arrived and settled in Australia.
Volunteers are the backbone of our grassroots football community. Football is extremely fortunate to have tens of thousands of capable, hard-working and dedicated volunteers working on field and off field to support the 500,000 players who play football week in, and week out in the community.
FFA is committed to supporting volunteers in community clubs, and provides assistance to clubs through this section to reward and recognize, recruit, retain and develop Volunteers.
Facilities are critical for the future growth of the game. We are committed to supporting our clubs to access and develop quality facilities to meet the needs of football locally.
The National Game Development Strategy is the direct result of a consultation process and provides a detailed description of the strategies that will be put in place over the course of the next 4 years focusing on the area of grassroots football.
