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Rainford Rangers is a family club, serving Rainford, St Helens, Skelmersdale and Surrounding areas. All coaches and volunteers are CRC/DBS checked. We encourage all coaches to train to the highest FA standards and support their training and CPD. Join a family club with a great history of kids enjoyment of football. Rainford Rangers currently have 4 pan disability teams looking for new players - U8s, U10s, U13s, and U16s. For information on practice times and club fees, please contact mike.how...
Pilkington have 2 pan disability football teams (BuzzHub and BuzzHub 2) that welcome new players! For more information, please contact stephen@ruskinsthelens.com
Northern Lights PDFC is a walking football club for pan disabled people. They have 4 teams that welcome new players! Please do get in touch to find out more - John.roche154@gmail.com
North West Lions FC have a pan disability team for Veterans. For more information about session times and fees, please contact stevie.woodrow@transplantfootball.com
North West Lions FC have several pan disability teams open to new players - CH, Cheshire League, PL, L1, and L2. For more information about session times and fees, please contact stevie.woodrow@transplantfootball.com
Mossley Hill Athletic offer pan disability football for men and women and welcome new players! For more information about session timings and prices, please contact bob.farrant@btinternet.com
Merseyside Female Disability offer football to women with a learning disability. They have several teams that welcome new players - U16 Altbridge & Altbridge Yellow, U16 Bank View & Bank View Blues & Pinks, U23 COLC, U23 Hugh Baird, and U23 KCC. For more information about club session times and costs, please contact Mhorlick1@gmail.com
Merseyside Blind Squad is a football team for blind and partially sighted people in Liverpool. For more information about session timings and costs, please contact stegkcushion@hotmail.com
Football has a deep rooted history of homophobia. Many LGBT+ people have witnessed or experienced abuse first hand, whether in the stands, dressing room or even the school playground. This hostility and lack of representation at an elite level has excluded many LGBT+ people from playing football. We exist to rectify this, creating a welcoming and inclusive space, free from discrimination, where everyone can enjoy the sport they love.
Mainliners offers football therapy for mental health. For more information, please contact billyevo5@gmail.com