The FA Women’s National League (FA WNL) has today released its new strategy ‘Where Our Game Grows’, which will shape the future and direction of the league between 2025-2028. The strategyoutlines four key priority areas to further the development of the league and wider women’s football pyramid and is once again supported with investment from the Premier League.
‘Where Our Game Grows’ aims to build on the strong foundations laid by the FA WNL’s previous strategy ‘Empowering for Success’, which helped contribute to an 100% increase in average match attendances since 2021 and saw the introduction of minimum standards across the league. The focus for the next three years is on building on those successes, with an overarching vision of championinggrowth, elevating performance and building identity.
To help achieve this, four key strategic priorities have been identified:
1. Environment – Elevate the football environment to foster excellence both on and off the pitch. There will be a focus on propelling club standards, protecting and enhancing positive culture and behaviour, and enhancing league delivery.
2. People – Champion progressive pathways, nurture diversity and unlock potential. This will establish a system that supports players, referees, coaches, and club staff in achieving their goals, fosters inclusive and welcoming experiences throughout the WNL, and ensures access to top-quality facilities that enable everyone to thrive.
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