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There are no upcoming sessions in your local area on our site right now, but check out the LOCAL CLUBS tab above to find details on accessible local sports clubs and activities near you, or alternatively check out the online activities tab for live virtual sessions and the below workouts that you can access anytime:
Hamble Club have pan disability teams ranging from U12, U16 to adult. If you're interested in getting involved, please contact stu.macey@hcyfc.co.uk for more information regarding session timings and club fees.
Learning disability Football for adults. Four different teams playing in Islington, London.
Eastleigh in the Community FC has multiple inclusive, pan disability teams: Blues, Community, Flyers, Orange, Spitfires, White, U16 White, and U16 Blue. If you're interested in joining, please do get in touch via mcastle@eastleighfc.com
Leighton Park Rangers has multiple Disability Football Teams for different ages: U14 Harriers U16 Ravens Adults Kites Adults Buzzards
Harrow Stones Stars PAN disability football for adults playing at RECTORY PARK in Ealing.
Two different PAN disability football for U16s, playing at Gunnersbury Park Sports Hub.
Dunstable Town Football Club has two separate football teams specifically for people with mental health conditions or a learning disability.
Feltham Bees Disabled Sports Club is a pan-disability Club open to all ages from 5 years upwards. We train every Saturday morning – 9.30-11.00 – on the 3G at Springwest Academy in Feltham. (In inclement weather the Juniors (under 14s) will train inside, in the Sports Hall) Whatever your ability or disability – Cerebral Palsy, Downs, ASD, Learning Difficulties etc – you are sure of a warm welcome at the Bees. We have 4 F.A. qualified (and DBS checked) coaches.
PAN disability Football for adults playing at Queen Elizabeth Stadium.
Newtownabbey Kickers rain disabled children in football skills. They aim to improve co ordination, social skills (belonging to a group, identifying with others), they also improve mobility, body posture and give the children an over experience of belonging to team and also improve their fitness and improve their general well being. This is together with all the associated football/soccer skills sets that apply to the sport. If you're interested, please get in touch via newtownabbeykickers@gma...