What We Do

 

OFC has long recognised the power of football to develop individuals and communities and has led the delivery of football for development programmes which address challenges specific to our region. The OFC Social Responsibility team will be a key partner and enabler for change driving initiatives to address issues of poor health, social exclusion, poverty, and the disruptions caused by climate change.

“We know football is a powerful tool to engage children, adults and communities and we have seen the diverse positive benefits that come from being involved in our sport,” – Head of Social Responsibility Michael Armstrong

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Our Programmes

Key Pillars

A HEALTHY
OCEANIA

Ensure football leaves a lasting, positive impact on the holistic wellbeing of all involved and addresses population-level health issues.

KR 1

 

Reduced rates of NCDs, mental health issues and preventable illness in football communities.

AN INCLUSIVE
OCEANIA

Ensure football leaves no-one behind and that our activities promote peace, inclusive societies and empower marginalised groups.

KR 2

 

Increased participation for women, girls and persons with disabilities.

A RESILIENT
OCEANIA

Regional leadership in mitigating the environmental impact of our sport and promoting resilience across Oceania.

KR 3

 

Increased resilience and reduced environmental impact from football

A FLOURISHING
OCEANIA

Support building skills, capability and employment opportunities at a local level to ensure the communities of the region flourish.

KR 4

 

Increased GDP contribution from Football

KEY DATES

15 October – Global Handwashing Day #Handwashing #WASHchampion
20 November – World Children’s Day #ChildrensDay
25 November – International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls #EVAWG

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