Middlesbrough Powerchair Football Club enables people with a severe physical disability of all ages & gender to play the fast paced team sport of powerchair football. The club is based at Middlesbrough Sports Village; training on a Thursday & Friday evening. Having four teams playing in various regional leagues, as well as the national league, means that there is space for everyone to play.

Thursday evening 60 min exercise session outdoors on astroturf. 15 minute pre-session warm up and everything is supplied from bibs to the ball. All you need to do is bring a water bottle, suitable footwear, and turn up to have fun. Each week there is are different captains nominated - see our YouTube channel. Be prepared to make new friends and your first session is completely FREE! First Aiders & Defibrillators present pitch side.

Coaching sessions take place Thursday evenings during term time at Wolverhampton Grammar School. Our coaches deliver high quality coaching sessions. Children are coached within their own age brands and have the chance to meet new friends.

Better Things FC sits under the umbrella of Better Things Charity. We are based in Wythenshawe, South Manchester but accept players from all areas. We train and play recreational football on Thursday evenings 6-7pm and play more competitively in the Greater Manchester Ability Counts Football League. We are a mixed, open age club promoting inclusion and participation to people with learning disabilities and other life challenges. We rotate players in our competitive teams so that anyone ...

Chasetown Youth FC offer a safe space for children with a range of learning disabilities to enjoy football, with indoor facilities offering a non-competitive environment to enjoy the fun of football and being part of a team! Training sessions are always structured to maximise the learning experience and above all, making sure everyone plays with a big smile on their face.

Our Junior Pan DisAbility Hubs can be the first step for a player on their footballing journey, or for the more experienced footballer looking to play regularly in a safe and inclusive environment. Sessions are for players aged 5 to 11 years with any form of physical and/or learning disability or special educational need. Young people will develop their footballing ability and build their confidence and ability to play in team environments. Players will also meet new friends and socialise wi...

The club's pan disability football training sessions for 5-15 year olds are held on Thursday evenings 6-7pm. Fleet Town FC FA qualified coaches will lead the sessions that will concentrate on fun, development, co-ordination, team-work and football skills. Pan-disability football gives opportunities to anyone with any form of disability or special-education-need, to play football in a safe and fun environment. For more information on how to sign up, please contact mike@mro.org.uk

Opportunities for players with disabilities of all ages and abilities to play football in inclusive sessions and teams.