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Lancaster & Morecambe College offer pan disability football sessions for adults. For more information about how to get involved, session timings, and fees, please contact g.simm@lmc.ac.uk
Lancashire Spitfires Girls Club have a Powerchair team and welcome new players! If you're interested, please contact lancashirespitfires@outlook.com to find out more information.
Cheshire Disability Football Club has multiple Pan Disability Football Teams for Adults.
Thame United Pan disability football for U12s.
Lammack Juniors offer pan disability football for adults. For more information on how to join, session timings, and club fees, please contact greg1worswick@hotmail.com
Community canoe club involved in recreational and racing kayaking and canoeing, based on the Grand Union Canal just outside Solihull. Available: Recreational accessible canoeing and Paracanoe Va’a Recreational accessible kayaking and Paracanoe kayak
INCLUSIVE WHEELCHAIR RUGBY LEAGUE FOR ALL ABILITIES AND DISABILITIES. NO FORMER KNOWLEDGE OF THE SPORT OR EQUIPMENT NEEDED AS EVERYTHING IS PROVIDED. PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A CONTACT SPORT SO NEED TO BE ABLE TO SEE THE BALL/OPPONENT AND MANOEUVRE THE CHAIR FOR SAFETY REASONS.
Weekly goalball training sessions and competitive opportunities. We train every Monday at Bangor Street Community Centre from 7.30pm to 10pm.
Cheshunt Inclusive aims to provide opportunities for players of all abilities to be involved in football. We provide structured training for players who enjoy football regardless of their skill level or their additional needs. These sessions are held weekly at Cheshunt Football Club and are managed by FA qualified experienced coaches. We understand the importance of inclusive football which promotes the wellbeing of our players, creates friendships and the opportunity to take part in match...
Our goal is to enable disabled children and adults to take part in a competitive sport using an adapted electric wheelchair. Founded in 2007 and boasting a friendly and welcoming atmosphere, the club is always on the lookout for enthusiastic new recruits. We currently have one squad that plays in the Wheelchair Football Association (WFA) National Championship League and two squads who play in South East Regionals division 1 and 3.