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Fédération Française de Hockey

Colombes, France

Sport for developmentChildren & YouthDisability
AssociationFounded 1920National reach
Profile last updated: May 3, 2026

About

Founded in 1920, Fédération Française de Hockey is a non-profit association based in Colombes, France working on sport for development, children & youth, disability.

The Fédération Française de Hockey is the national body that governs field hockey and indoor hockey in France. Constituted as an association under the French 1901 law, it regulates, organises, develops and promotes the practice of hockey across the country, with a stated commitment to fair play, non-violence and educational values. It works through 13 regional leagues and 31 departmental committees, and runs national teams, referee and coach training, school hockey, adapted hockey for people with disabilities, and public-facing programmes. Its headquarters are in Colombes, in the Hauts-de-Seine department.

Location

Colombes, France

Founded

1920

Organisation type

Association

Legal form

association loi 1901

Focus areas

hockeysport federationfield hockeyindoor hockeyschool hockeyadapted hockeyFrance

Languages

FR

Causes & programmes

Causes

Sport for developmentChildren & YouthDisability

Works for

ChildrenYouthPeople with disabilities

How they work

Capacity buildingAwareness & educationCommunity programmes

Programmes

Challenge National de Hockey Adapté

Disability · France

Annual national adapted hockey challenge held at the CREPS Île-de-France, bringing together athletes, coaches and supporters around inclusion.

Hockey scolaire

Children & Youth · France

Development of school hockey, supported by webinars, guides and the federation's Performance Sociétale unit.

Countries of operation

France

Funding & support

Ways to support

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