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GFA strengthens safeguarding drive with Greater Accra coaches’ training

Through such initiatives, the GFA continues to promote a culture of safeguarding and responsibility across the game, working towards football environments where young players can pursue their ambitions, develop their potential and enjoy the sport with confidence and protection.
The training brought together two batches of coaches for comprehensive sessions on safeguarding, child protection and the responsibility of adults working with young players.
The training reinforced a fundamental message: every child who enters a football programme deserves the opportunity to develop in a safe and supportive environment, free from abuse, neglect and exploitation.
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