Fantastic day captured by the Football NSW cameras as Hills Football, Northern Suburbs Football Association and North West Sydney Football Ltd all joined forces in putting together a memorable event in celebration of International Day of People with Disability on Saturday 4th of December.

WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!

​North West Sydney Football is conducting a Female Football Participation Survey to support the needs and wants of women and girls within our community.

Completing this survey will provide valuable data to the association in attracting new players, referees, coaches and administrators - as well as improving the experience of those already within our community.   

Currently, the 2023 Women's World Cup Working Party within NWSF have been busy planning initiatives to encourage females to participate in football locally. Stay tuned for exciting programs to be announced in the lead up to the 2022 season.   

Leading the committee, Jodie Camden and Tracey Williams from the NWSF Board, have helped the group establish goals and a Legacy 23' strategy in line with Football Australia, as we approach the Australian & New Zealand based world cup. 
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The member clubs of North West Sydney Football (NWSF) voted unanimously, at a recent special general meeting, to embrace a new Women’s Premier League for its top flight competition for the winter 2022 season.

“This announcement reaffirms NWSF Club’s commitment to developing and encouraging the promotion of the female game within our region,”  stated NWSF Chief Executive Officer, Jeremy Toivonen.

“The structure of the competition will be flexible in its first year and will comprise of single teams.  The Football Management Committee’s vision will be to build a competition that, over time, will embrace an aligned reserve grade competition to underpin the first grade and promote the regions youth.”

“The Football Management Committee will progressively work with all Clubs to establish a product that will showcase female football within the region and a beacon of light for football within NSW.”

The football community of North West Sydney have onboarded with the City of Ryde to make a stand against domestic violence and abuse.
 
The City of Ryde and its partners, have provided information on where you can get help or assistance for family and friends experiencing abuse.
 
Resources including podcasts (in English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean, Arabic and Farsi ) are available to learn about domestic violence and abuse, the experiences of survivors and domestic family abuse support services.
 
“You’ll find the resources for you, your club or team to be part of the Make A Stand social media campaign and share the Make A Stand Against Abuse message with your team, friends and family and team mates.”  stated Chief Executive Officer, Jeremy Toivonen.
 
“You can also Make A Stand Against Abuse by being part of the Purple Nail Tribe by painting your fingernail purple to show you’ve taken their pledge to help end domestic abuse and the silence surrounding it.”
 
“Join me and be part of the Purple Nail Tribe. You can take a photo of your Purple Nail and share it on your social media.”
 
#MakeAStand
 
If you or someone you know is experiencing any form of violence, there is 24/7 free and confidential support available. Please call the Domestic Violence Hotline on 1800 656 463 or 1800 RESPECT on 1800 737 732.

​Campaign Partners:
White Ribbon Australia
 
Supported by:
City of Ryde – www.ryde.nsw.gov.au/makeastand
Ryde Police Area Command
The Purple Nail Tribe – Men Challenging Men to break the cycle of domestic abuse
Ryde Hunters Hill – Domestic and Family Violence Committee
Eastwood and Gladesville Liquor Accord – Local Ideas, Real Solutions
Community Migrant Resource Centre