Kristianstads DFF (Kristianstads Damfotbollsförening) is a Swedish women's association football club based in Kristianstad, Skåne. The club was founded in 1998 following the merger of the women's football sections of Kristianstads FF and Wä IF, initially operating under the name Kristianstad/Wä DFF. The club adopted its present name, Kristianstads DFF, in 2006. Kristianstads DFF competes in Damallsvenskan, Sweden's highest women's football division. The club's official website lists its first team in the 2026 Damallsvenskan and identifies Kristianstads Fotbollsarena as its home venue. The organisation combines elite women's football with player development and youth activities. Its football structure includes senior and youth teams, while the club also undertakes activities intended to support women's football and participation in the Kristianstad region. The club's stated vision centres on creating conditions and opportunities for community, development and success with football as its focus. Kristianstads DFF has a substantial history in Sweden's women's top division. The Swedish Football Association's historical statistics recognise the club's lineage through Kristianstad/Wä DFF and Wä IF in the national top-flight records. The club's history includes appearances by several internationally recognised Swedish players, and its strongest Damallsvenskan league finish was fourth place in 2018. The club currently operates from Poppelvägen 12 in Kristianstad, with its home matches played at Kristianstads Fotbollsarena. Its official contact information identifies the organisation as Kristianstads DFF and provides its Kristianstad address and general email. Kristianstads DFF maintains an active digital presence and communicates with supporters through its official website, LinkedIn and other social-media channels. The club's LinkedIn profile identifies its headquarters as Kristianstad, lists its industry as spectator sports, and reports an organisational size of 11–50 employees.