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Mass gatherings, including sports fixtures, are highly visible events with the potential for serious public health consequences if they are not planned and managed carefully. There is ample evidence that mass gatherings can amplify the spread of infectious diseases – the transmission of respiratory infections, including influenza, has been [more...]

Written by Sharon Wong - IFCPF Communications Officer (Asia-Oceania) Centre for Access to Football in Europe (CAFE) has launched a survey to gain a better understanding of typical matchday experiences of non-visible disabled people and people with long-term health conditions, and address some of the issues faced in attending [more...]

Written by Dennis Moore - IFCPF Communications Officer (Africa) Cerebral Palsy Football is gradually gaining roots across the various continents and Africa is no exception. This article seeks to draw a cursory look on one of Africa’s female leaders in the sport, Ms. Anne Doe.  

Written by Sharon Wong - IFCPF Communications Officer (Asia-Oceania) Nicole’s story of how football motivated her recovery after experiencing two strokes and helped her achieve success on and off field proves that football is more than just a game. It can change lives.

The Introduction of Temporary Concussion Substitutions in Disability Football: Are we “Headed” in the Right Direction? OH Ahmed, M. Fulcher, D. Malone, C. Mira y Lopez, M.E. Rho, A. Strojna

As an international federation we continue to keep the worldwide CP Football family informed through our updates. We appreciate the position and differing national situations of all key stakeholders as we have continued to review the evolving global picture and act accordingly.   During uncertain times it is [more...]