OUR LATEST NEWS.

TAFISA and the International Sport for All Federation (FISpT) are among the only organizations recognized by the IOC that focus exclusively on Sport for All. On Tuesday, 11 February, TAFISA President Wolfgang Baumann and FISpT President Isa Mohamed A. Rahim met in London, UK, to reconnect, explore synergies, and discuss potential avenues of cooperation between the two entities.

The Certified Leadership Course (CLC) Level 2 in Trinidad & Tobago may have concluded, but for the 25 participants, the journey is just beginning! Over the next year, these newly trained leaders will bring their knowledge to life, launching community-driven projects that address key societal challenges through Sport for All.

TAFISA proudly celebrates the successful completion of the Certified Leadership Course (CLC) Level 2 in Trinidad & Tobago, marking another milestone in building a global network of Sport for All leaders. From 3 - 6 February, over the past four days, 25 dedicated participants engaged in intensive learning, collaboration, and hands-on training, equipping themselves with the tools to drive meaningful change in their communities.

We are excited to extend the deadline for National Olympic Committees (NOCs) to apply to host the TAFISA Certified Leadership Course (CLC) in 2025/2026, to strengthen leadership and management capacities in Sport for All. This initiative aims to empower NOCs to build sustainable, inclusive, and resilient sport communities through the development of competent Sport for All leaders worldwide.

TAFISA was honored to welcome a delegation from the Happy Sports China group to its headquarters in Frankfurt, Germany, to discuss potential venues of cooperation.

We are proud to announce that the TAFISA European Sport for All Forum is set to take place from 26–27 March at the Landessportbund Hessen in Frankfurt, Germany.

On 21 January, the REACH (Reshaping Engagement, Advocacy, and Capacity Building for Youth in Sport for All) Project officially kicked off with its first online partners’ meeting, marking the beginning of a journey to promote youth leadership and inclusivity within the global Sport for All movement.

The TAFISA team is thrilled to invite you to our first Mission 2030 webinar of the year on "From Frameworks to Action: Financing Inclusive and Community-Driven Sports for All Initiatives." The fifth webinar in the series cycle will be hosted on 18 February from 12:00 to 13:30 (UTC+1/CET).

The TAFISA European Sport for All Games 2026 will be held in Limerick, Ireland.

TAFISA and Limerick Sports Partnership proudly announce that the 3rd TAFISA European Sport for All Games 2026 will be held in Limerick, Ireland!