On behalf of 500,000 sidelined participants, Canada’s largest provincial sports organization urges a stop to the physical and mental neglect that is disproportionally harming children in the fight against COVID-19
Ontario Soccer urgently renews pleas to Government of Ontario to rescind ban on organized outdoor sport. Every passing day that children are kept away from soccer pitches, baseball diamonds, basketball courts, and other outdoor playing fields and facilities, a mental health crisis grows.
To address these unprecedented challenges, the second sequel session to the original Play ON! eLearning Series presented by Respect in Sport on Wednesday, May 12th will introduce a brand-new soccer leader to the audience with a fresh perspective on change management and inclusion.
Through the SoccerX Preferred Retail Partner Program, your organization can empower its participants to save 15% off online at soccerx.com on all the footwear, equipment and gear they need to get back on the pitch this outdoor season, while also supporting your organization.
Districts, Clubs, Academies, Coaches and Match Officials are being invited to complete a Futsal survey about the status of the sport in their organization, or with their individual experience with other organizations
In recognition of the Canadian Mental Health Association’s Mental Health Week (May 3rd to 9th), the first sequel session to the original Play ON! eLearning Series presented by Respect in Sport on Thursday, May 6th will bring back two powerhouse presenters
The Diversity Officer will work closely with the CEO and the Ontario Soccer Membership to implement the Anti-Racism, Access and Equity Committee’s work
The next session features Paul Martin, Director - Ontario, Canada Soccer Board of Directors, to highlight a leader's role in fostering diversity and combatting racism in soccer
The Diversity Advisory Sub-Committee Recommendations have been adopted by the Ontario Soccer Board of Directors, Diversity Officer to be appointed to help guide change
On behalf of 500,000 sidelined participants, Canada’s largest provincial sports organization urges a stop to the physical and mental neglect that is disproportionally harming children in the fight against COVID-19
Ontario Soccer urgently renews pleas to Government of Ontario to rescind ban on organized outdoor sport. Every passing day that children are kept away from soccer pitches, baseball diamonds, basketball courts, and other outdoor playing fields and facilities, a mental health crisis grows.
To address these unprecedented challenges, the second sequel session to the original Play ON! eLearning Series presented by Respect in Sport on Wednesday, May 12th will introduce a brand-new soccer leader to the audience with a fresh perspective on change management and inclusion.
Through the SoccerX Preferred Retail Partner Program, your organization can empower its participants to save 15% off online at soccerx.com on all the footwear, equipment and gear they need to get back on the pitch this outdoor season, while also supporting your organization.
Districts, Clubs, Academies, Coaches and Match Officials are being invited to complete a Futsal survey about the status of the sport in their organization, or with their individual experience with other organizations
In recognition of the Canadian Mental Health Association’s Mental Health Week (May 3rd to 9th), the first sequel session to the original Play ON! eLearning Series presented by Respect in Sport on Thursday, May 6th will bring back two powerhouse presenters
The Diversity Officer will work closely with the CEO and the Ontario Soccer Membership to implement the Anti-Racism, Access and Equity Committee’s work
The next session features Paul Martin, Director - Ontario, Canada Soccer Board of Directors, to highlight a leader's role in fostering diversity and combatting racism in soccer
The Diversity Advisory Sub-Committee Recommendations have been adopted by the Ontario Soccer Board of Directors, Diversity Officer to be appointed to help guide change