Foundation and Purpose: Established in 1979, the SVGFF is the official governing body for football in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, with a mission to develop, promote, and regulate the sport across the nation.
Local Club Teams: SVGFF oversees 29 registered local teams, fostering competition and talent development through structured leagues and tournaments.
Local Competitions: The SVGFF organizes the National Club Championship, which features two divisions: the Premier Division and the 1st Division. This championship serves as the primary competitive platform for local clubs and plays a key role in showcasing top talent.
Youth and Development Programs: The SVGFF emphasizes grassroots and youth development, creating pathways for young players to gain competitive experience and preparing them for higher levels of play.
Regional and International Partnerships: SVGFF collaborates with key partners such as FIFA, CONCACAF, and the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) to access training, funding, and development resources for football in the islands.
National Representation: The federation manages both men’s and women’s national teams across various age groups, actively participating in regional and international tournaments, including the CONCACAF Nations League and CFU competitions.
Coaching and Refereeing Development: SVGFF offers programs to train and certify coaches and referees, aiming to raise the standard of play and officiating across the country.
Infrastructure Initiatives: SVGFF is committed to improving football facilities nationwide to support the growth of the sport, particularly in rural and underserved areas.
Commitment to Women’s Football: With a dedicated focus on expanding women’s football, the SVGFF promotes inclusive participation and supports female athletes through specialized programs and competitions.
Community Engagement: The federation actively engages with the local community through events, outreach, and partnerships, using football as a tool to inspire youth, promote healthy lifestyles, and strengthen national pride.
