Making a positive impact through football!
At NMIFA, we value the importance of Social Responsibility and recognizing our social responsibility to the community that has embraced us through the years. In addition to managing the Interscholastic League, the NMIFA is also a partner of the CNMI Public School System through the PE Support Program. Every year, we participate in the Marianas March Against Cancer to help in their fundraising efforts.
We have also committed to maintain and beautify our surrounding community facilities (basketball court and youth center) in Koblerville, the NMIFA and the NMI Soccer Training Center's home village.
Our players and officials actively participate in community activities and volunteer programs.
Building stronger communities through football and social initiatives.
Creating opportunities for youth through education and sports development programs.
Whether you're a player, coach, referee, or supporter, there are countless ways to contribute to our community. Join us in making a positive impact in our community! Contact us to learn more about how you can contribute.
Winning on and off the pitch!
Introducing Play Smart, Live Strong We are launching a new initiative that empowers our youth to make healthy choices on and off the field. Through our leagues, trainings, and community events, we’re using the power of soccer to promote substance-free lifestyles and reduce the risk factors related to underage drinking and marijuana use. Together, let […]
Join us for Women’s Football Day on Sunday, March 15, 3:00 PM at the NMI Soccer Training Center! In partnership with the AFC Women’s Football Day and the Opioid Proceeds Council, we are kicking off our Play Clean, Play Strong campaign with an exciting celebration 6v6 Tournament Clear Mind, Clear Choices Workshop Play Clean, Play […]
We are excited to announce that the NMIFA is launching a new initiative called Healthy Play, Healthy Lives – a community-based initiative integrating soccer with Substance Use Disorder (SUDS) and Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) outreach, education, prevention, and treatment support – in partnership with the Opioid Proceeds Council! Within this program, we will launch our […]