
AFC News
Volunteers will play a vital role in supporting matches and helping to deliver an unforgettable tournament experience at the 21st edition of Asia’s premier women’s national team competition, which takes place across three host cities – Perth, Gold Coast and Sydney – from March 1 to 21 and brings together fans, players and officials from all 12 competing nations.
From media operations and team services to fan engagement, transport and accreditation, the competition will offer a wide range of volunteer roles, with opportunities open to people of all ages, backgrounds and experience levels.
The volunteer programme will be a celebration of culture, community and connection, further reflected through the bold and vibrant volunteer brand.
Featuring a striking palette of cyan, hot pink and deep navy, the brand’s logo is composed of five ‘V’ shapes representing Asia’s five regions and the volunteers who will power the tournament.
Indigenous patterns created by First Nations artists Shauna Hill and Grace Amidy, which also feature in the tournament’s master brand, are woven throughout the volunteer identity to highlight the connection between First Nations culture, Asian heritage and the world game.

Additionally, the distinctive branding will be incorporated into the official volunteer uniform, giving every volunteer a visible connection to the culture and community at the heart of the competition.
Volunteers, who must be at least 16 years old, will gain a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to build confidence, develop career skills, make lifelong friends and create unforgettable memories on one of the grandest stages in Asian football.