Capital Football (New Zealand)

Capital Football is the governing body for football (soccer) in the Wellington region of New Zealand. It is one of seven regional federations that comprise New Zealand Football.

Responsibilities:

Capital Football's primary responsibilities include:

• Administration: Overseeing and managing the administration of football within its region.
• Competition Management: Organising and managing various football leagues and competitions, from youth to senior levels, including both male and female leagues.
• Player Development: Implementing and supporting player development programs, including talent identification and coaching education.
• Referee Development: Recruiting, training, and supporting referees within the region.
• Promotion of Football: Promoting the sport of football and increasing participation across all levels.
• Governance: Ensuring compliance with New Zealand Football regulations and promoting fair play.

Geographic Area:

Capital Football covers the Wellington region, including Wellington City, Porirua City, Lower Hutt City, Upper Hutt City, and the Kapiti Coast District.

Relationship with New Zealand Football:

Capital Football is affiliated with New Zealand Football, the national governing body for the sport. It works in conjunction with New Zealand Football to implement national policies and initiatives at the regional level. The federation also provides a pathway for talented players to progress to national teams and professional football.

Member Clubs:

Capital Football comprises numerous affiliated football clubs within the Wellington region. These clubs participate in the federation's various leagues and competitions.

Funding:

Capital Football is funded through a combination of sources, including affiliation fees from member clubs, sponsorship, grants, and fundraising activities.