The French Football Federation mobilizes for the protection of licensees

19 Nov 2021

French Football Federation

On the occasion of the World Children’s Day, the French Football Federation announced the strengthening of its actions towards the protection of its two million licensees, including one million young people under the age of 18.

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LA FFF SE MOBILISE POUR LA PROTECTION DES LICENCIÉ(E)S

Topic

Awareness raising and education

Child safeguarding

Training and capacity development

Workforce, competences and training

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