OUR LATEST NEWS.

Play International has launched a call for projects for individuals and organisations using sport as a tool to increase the inclusion of refugees.

Today in Frankfurt am Main (Germany) TAFISA signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Ethnosport World Society.

The Global Active City network is set to expand following the Introductory Workshop held in Liverpool (UK), on 7 – 9 March 2018.

Playfit® and TAFISA have just confirmed their cooperation to make Sport for All and physical activity accessible to more people. The cooperation came naturally as Playfit® is specialising in providing communal outdoor gyms comprised of equipment adapted for diverse exercises, user groups and levels of abilities.

TAFISA is proud to announce the opening of the President Office in Seoul, Korea, with Ms. Stacey Kim as Head of Office. Ms. Kim is familiar with TAFISA as she has previously performed an internship in the TAFISA headquarters of Frankfurt, Germany, and upon her return to Korea, her home country, she was hired to join the Organising Committee of the 25th TAFISA World Congress 2017 in Seoul.

As Pyeongchang welcomed the Winter Olympic Games 2018 in Korea on February 9-25, TAFISA's Mission 2030 was introduced to friends, partners and stakeholders of the Sport for All Movement who were attending the Games. 

TAFISA, Sport Fryslan and NOC*NSF officially kicked-off the 1^st TAFISA European Sport for All Games on Saturday 27^th January 2018. The Games’ website, communications campaign, programme and first delegations were unveiled at an event held at the FC Cambuur Stadium, where media and stakeholders could mingle and actively participate. This was all part of the official opening of Leeuwarden Fryslan European Capital of Culture 2018.

TAFISA is proud to be a partner of the InSport project (Sport Inclusion - Full participation in sport by persons with disabilities), which saw its kick-off meeting take place in Vienna, Austria on January 18-19.