
VAFA Club Conference 2025 recap
On Saturday, the VAFA community came together at the Holmesglen Conference Centre in Chadstone for the 2025 VAFA Club Conference. The event provided an excellent platform for VAFA clubs to
The upcoming round of the VAFA Home and Away season (June 18th and 19th) is the Tackle Your Feelings Round. The round will celebrate the Tackle Your Feelings (TYF) program and its partnership with the VAFA over the last 2 years.
Tackle Your Feelings is a FREE training program delivered by a local psychologist. It aims to help coaches, committee members, and club support staff build the skills to understand, recognise and respond to signs of mental health in their players.
In the last 2 seasons the VAFA and TYF have delivered more than 20 workshops to VAFA clubs and more than 400 stakeholders. The VAFA has a goal to deliver to 45 clubs by the end of 2023 and extend the support offered to clubs in having the mental health conversation with all of its stakeholders.
To celebrate the Tackle Your Feeling’s round the VAFA will be discussing the TYF program on its VAFA Podcast, For the Love of the Game, with Ormond’s Matt Suckling and both the RSN Carnival Match of the Day between Old Trinity and St Bernard’s and the VAFA Live-Stream Game of the Day on Sunday between Marcellin and Old Ivanhoe which will also award TYF Medals to the Best on Ground players. Tackle Your Feelings program Manager Adam Baldwin will also be a part of the pre-game interview and will pen the VAFA Editorial for the round.
Find attached the website to the Tackle Your Feelings Program
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If you would like to have a Tackle Your Feelings workshop delivered at your club, please reach out to VAFA Club Development Manager, Sean Walker.
On Saturday, the VAFA community came together at the Holmesglen Conference Centre in Chadstone for the 2025 VAFA Club Conference. The event provided an excellent platform for VAFA clubs to
A new annual Ammos tradition launched in fine style with the inaugural VAFA Golf Day at the magnificent Kingston Heath on Tuesday. A spectacular sunrise welcomed the full field of
“We’re keen to help girls across the western suburbs. They don’t have to play for Westbourne but can join our Academy, come down and do one session a week with