The European Amputee Football Federation was established by ten countries in its inaugural congress held in Dublin, Ireland in February 2015.
The initial member countries were England, France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Republic of Ireland, Russia, Spain, Turkey and Ukraine.
Mateusz Widłak from Poland was elected as its first president,[1] and Simon Baker from Ireland the Secretary General.
[1] The EAFF runs a nation competition as the European Amputee Football Championship.
[3] Backed by the UEFA, the EAFF has set up projects including amputee and limb impaired children's football and conferences for coaches and referees.