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Glentoran established a Disability Football Section in 2016. This section is for males and females with a learning and/or physical disability who would find it difficult to play the traditional 11-a-side game in mainstream football. At the beginning numbers were quite limited but the staff and players did a lot of outreach work in the local community within special education Read more…
Oadby & Wigston Inclusive Football Club belongs to Leicestershire and Rutland Inclusive League and is affiliated to Leicestershire County FA and is a best practice club. The Leicestershire and Rutland Inclusive programme are committed to delivery of and expansion of community grass roots teams across Leicester City Leicestershire, and Rutland. Approximately 90% of the players have a Learning Read more…
Pro Touch SA is a registered Community Interest Company. It was previously known as Pro Touch Soccer Academy, a Company Limited by Guarantee, which was established back in February 2006. In March 2017, the newly formed Pro Touch SA CIC organisation was re-branded and re-structured as to ensure we deliver the wider community needs and services through various pro-active and Read more…
The Skem Men-Aces is a football team solely for adults with varying degrees of disabilities based in Skelmersdale. We have been in existence since July 2009 and whilst the club grows at 60+members the phone continues to ring and its popularity goes from strength to strength. Read more…
The club was formed in 2011 and currently have 4 adult teams and 2 junior teams. Adults train every Wednesday 6-8 and Sunday 10-12 Juniors and under 12s train every Wednesday ( until summer ends ) and sundays 10.15-11.45 We are affiliated with Durham FA and all coaches are DBS CHECKED and QUALIFIED Read more…
provide the opportunity for individuals of all ages with disabilities and learning difficulties including vulnerable adults to benefit from active participation in football and related training activities. Read more…
Football sessions are very relaxed and we encourage the children to take everything at their own pace. There’s no pressure to do anything that they don’t want to. We accommodate wheelchair users and of course any other physical barriers; we have wheelchair footballs and we adapt the activities so the wheelchair users can join in so that all children are Read more…
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