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Lincoln College offer football for men with a learning disability. For more information about session times and how to sign up, please contact secretary@lincolnunitedfc.com
Autonomy FC is a disability football club that provides coaching to people aged 16 and over with a diagnosis of autism, ADHD, dyspraxia, or a learning disability. We hold monthly volunteer-led training sessions on Saturday mornings at Lythwood Sports Complex, Bayston Hill, near Shrewsbury. Players of all genders are welcome, and the activities are suitable for a range of abilities. We are affiliated to the Shropshire FA, and our 7-a-side team “Autonomy Evolution” competes in the Shropshire...
Brodsworth Welfare Football for mental health, playing at BRODSWORTH MINERS WELFARE.
Bridge Pole Allstars Bridge Pole Allstar are a Grassroots football team. The team is from England, United Kingdom and play in the South Yorkshire Ability Counts League League One 5's.
Aston Swallownest Juniors pan disability football for adults. Established in 1991, Aston Swallownest JFC is located in the community Parish of Aston Cum-Aughton. The Club consists of 13 teams, 3 disability & inclusive and 2 girls teams consisting of over 200+ children & adults. Teams: Disability Black Disability Blue Disability Red
AFC PogmoorFootball for mental health, playing at WOODVIEW in Barnsley.
Mill Hill FC has 2 Diversity Teams open to all people with disabilities. For more information on how to join, session timings, and club fees, please contact 07813 733595 or visit the website for further information: https://www.millhillfc.co.uk/club/about-us/
Lostock St Gerards offer football for mental health for adults. To find out more about the sessions, please contact joetony9@gmail.com
TVICL Oxfordshire Pan disability football for U19s. Three teams: U19 Banbury College Lifeskills 1 U19 Banbury College Lifeskills 2 U19 Frank Wise School
Our new weekly sessions for children and young people who are Deaf or are Hearing Impaired/Hard of Hearing. Sessions are for Girls and Boys, aged 4 to 16. Attendees may be Deaf and using BSL, or wearers of Cochlear Implants or Hearing Aids. Coaches have additional certification/qualifications in Deaf Awareness and/or BSL.