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The UEFA Foundation for Children has been caring for children and defending their rights since 2015

The UEFA Strategy was launched in February 2019 and UEFA’s committees have been working hard to help deliver it and its four main pillars: football, trust, competitiveness and prosperity. Find out what they have been doing together to help shape the future of European football.

The 2020 Development Cup in Minsk featured eight teams, including Tajikistan and Uzbekistan from central Asia, who competed alongside six European nations.

Children’s drawings from ten UEFA Foundation for Children projects will feature in the design of the 2020 UEFA Super Cup match ball.

UEFA works with its partners to ensure safe, secure and welcoming conditions for all football matches hosted across Europe.

Thanks to football, two teenagers from the Romani community in the Romanian capital Bucharest are looking positively towards new horizons

Improving concussion management in football is the focal point of a new awareness campaign being launched by UEFA.

UEFA's Grassroots Awards reward excellence in the vital grassroots sector.

From losing her mother as a child, 18-year-old Elvira Askerzade has risen to become the captain of Azerbaijan’s U19 team and has helped to break down barriers and stereotypes about girls playing football in the process.

Scott Cunliffe and Borussia Dortmund are the joint winners of the 2019 #EqualGame award.

UEFA supports the Dora 2 project to offset its emissions from flights between June 2018 and June 2020.

Watch highlights from the 2018 CAFE conference in Bilbao

Find out what the European Amputee Football Federation do

UEFA President Aleksander Čeferin on the importance of child safeguarding

Watch what happened at the Homeless World Cup in Mexico on UEFA Respect Day

Earth Hour 2019: Kick-starting an unstoppable movement for nature

UEFA and the world of football are mourning the death at the age of 89 years of Lennart Johansson, the Swede who was UEFA President for 17 years, from 1990 to 2007.

Leading figures from the women’s and men’s game offer their support to UEFA’s first ever women’s football strategy.

Malcolm, from Aberdeen, is living with dementia, and uses the remarkable Football Memories project to remember and re-live precious moments from his life as a fan.

We put UEFA’s Karol Checinski on the other side of the camera to discover more about his ticketing role…