The LA84 Foundation is the organization created to manage Southern California’s share of the surplus from the 1984 Olympic Games. Located in the historic Britt House since 1985, the LA84 Foundation has committed more than $170 million to create, support and expand existing youth sports programs, and develop the Paul Ziffren Sports Resource Center. The Sports Resource Center is a state-of-the-art learning and cultural center for sports which contains sports books, films, videos, photographs and memorabilia. To date, more than two million boys and girls and more than 1,000 youth sports organizations throughout Southern California have benefited from our endowment.

The goal of the LA84 Foundation is to be an innovator in youth sports and coaching, and to increase opportunities for achieving athletic excellence at every level. The Foundation grants financial assistanceto organizations providing youth sports opportunities, initiates and operates its own youth sports programs including Run For Fun, Summer Swim, and offers free coaching education workshops through the LA84 Foundation Coaching Program. For additional information regarding the LA84 Foundation please visit our web site at www.LA84Foundation.org.

The foundation published a book about "Foundation Soccer Coaching Manual" and we are pleased to shared it with you on this site, please download it from this link below.

Soccer Coaching Manual

The FFV Document outlining all the rules and by-laws of the game for Senior Soccer.

Click on the following link to read: 2010 Senior Mens Rules Of Competition.

The FFV Document outlining all the rules and by-laws of the game for Junior Soccer.

Click on the following link to read:

2010 FFV Juniors - Rules of the Competition

The objectives of this Code are:

• To promote FIFA’s guiding principles of fair play and ethical conduct to ensure a welcoming environment for everyone to enjoy the game of football regardless of their race, colour, descent or ancestry, national or ethnic origin or religious belief or activity;

• To eliminate, as far as possible, racial and religious vilification in Victorian football amongst players, officials and spectators;

• To take active measures to educate and raise awareness about the damaging effects of racial and religious vilification on Victorian football, and of the benefits to be derived by taking positive action to eliminate it; and

• To provide redress for people involved in Victorian football who have been the victim of racial and religious vilification in an orderly and expeditious manner and in accordance with the requirements of natural justice and procedural fairness.

Please download and read the code: FFV Racial & Religious Vilification Code