Northern NSW Football (NNSWF) is the governing body for football in northern New South Wales, covering a vast region from the Central Coast to the Queensland border. As one of nine member federations in Australia, NNSWF is dedicated to the delivery and development of football in the region. With a focus on creating better experiences for all participants, NNSWF offers a range of services and programs to increase participation for various groups, including women and girls, Indigenous players, culturally diverse individuals, older Australians, and people with disabilities.

The organization also prioritizes talent development, partnering with clubs to empower them in player development, especially for talented girls. By improving coaching standards and nurturing talent, NNSWF aims to enhance the quality and depth of players in the region. As the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup approaches, NNSWF is determined to leverage the event's energy to promote football-related tourism and events.

The organization aims to partner with the government in improving facilities for women, increasing female participation, and providing leadership opportunities for women in football. To support their vision and strategy, NNSWF provides a range of services, including school programs, governance support, and resources for member zones. They also offer a downloadable guide and a comprehensive website for further information.

With their headquarters located in Speers Point, NNSWF is proudly supported by the Lake Macquarie Regional Football Facility. Contact them at (02) 4941 7200 or visit their website to learn more about how you can get involved in football in northern NSW