For the 10th anniversary of Indigenous Football Week, the theme is ‘Transforming’, which in the Yanyuwa language of Borroloola, NT is yabimamantharra marringaya awara.
IFW25 will celebrate John Moriarty Football‘s (JMF) capacity to transform lives by creating ripples of change that start with ‘a child, a football, a dream’, and flow outwards to impact families, communities and the nation, creating new pathways and unlocking potential.
Since the first IFW in 2016, JMF has transformed itself. From a pilot program in Borroloola with 120 children to now reaching annually over 5,000 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in 15 public schools in 17 remote and regional communities in NT, Qld and NSW.
A football tournament on 30 September at Allianz Stadium that will bring together corporate teams to raise funds for John Moriarty Football.
JMF hubs will be celebrating IFW25 with community gala days, featuring friendly games for our talented, young footballers.
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Harnessing the power of football to positively engage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young people.
A life-changing pathway for talented young footballers aged 10-18 years in our grassroots JMF program.