PFL Excited to be involve in WA Football’s new Champion Club Program

The Perth Football League is excited to be involved in WA Football’s new Champion Club Program, an initiative designed to strengthen governance, volunteer management, and operations across community football.

Developed over three years, the program provides clubs with a structured framework to meet best-practice standards. It consists of two levels:

  • Foundation Level – Establishes essential governance requirements for club administration.
  • Premiership Level – Recognises clubs demonstrating outstanding governance and operational excellence.

Participating clubs will benefit from:

? Official status and recognition through WA Football platforms
? Access to digital assets and promotional materials
? Support in meeting compliance requirements
? Opportunities to strengthen relationships with sponsors and funding bodies

With an online portal for document management and leadership transitions, the program enhances long-term club sustainability. The PFL is proud to support this initiative, ensuring a stronger future for community football.

For further information, and to register click here: www.wafootball.com.au/wa-football-champion.club

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