Press Release from the Guyana Football Federation
The Guyana Football Federation (GFF) on Saturday successfully conducted an Anti-Doping Workshop for the Boys Under-17 National Team at the National Training Centre (NTC), Providence.
The initiative is part of the GFF’s unwavering commitment to upholding integrity and fair play in football at all levels and in alignment with FIFA Forward 3.0 regulations.
Led by esteemed sports administrator Dr. Karen Pilgrim, the workshop provided an interactive and educational experience for 21 players and five staff members.
Dr. Pilgrim, who serves as Guyana’s Member Country Representative on the Caribbean Regional Anti-Doping Organisation, guided participants through essential topics such as anti-doping best practices, ethical considerations, and compliance measures.
This session aimed to enhance the players’ understanding of the critical importance of combating doping in sports while reinforcing GFF’s dedication to fostering a clean and ethical sporting environment.
Attendees actively engaged in discussions, gaining valuable insights to help them navigate the challenges and responsibilities associated with fair play.
The workshop forms part of FIFA Forward 3.0’s mandate for Member Associations to implement anti-doping initiatives from 2023 to 2026.
It also reflects GFF’s proactive approach to building awareness and cultivating a culture of compliance among players and staff at every level of football in Guyana.
Dr. Pilgrim expressed her satisfaction with the participants’ enthusiasm and engagement during the session, emphasising the importance of equipping young athletes with the knowledge to make informed decisions throughout their careers.
The GFF remains committed to promoting integrity in football and ensuring that its players uphold the highest ethical standards both on and off the field.
