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We provide football for people who are excluded from sport by virtue of their special needs and disabilities. We train once a week and represent HRBFC in the Surrey Football For All League where we won the Championship Division in 2014/15 and came third in the Premiership Division in 2015/16. Read more…

Surrey Blues is a registered Charity (No. 1145352), reliant on fundraising, donations and grants to enable it to develop and achieve its objectives. The club has been granted FA Charter Standard status and we are very proud of the progress that it has made since its beginnings in 2005. The project focuses on enabling young adults with a range of Read more…

Sutton Eagles F.C. was initially set up in early 2004 as a pilot scheme by the London Borough of Sutton’s Early Years Development and Childcare Partnership. It proved to be a great success, and is now run by the parents, with qualified coaches. The scheme set out to provide children with special needs in the area with an opportunity to Read more…

Bootle Bucks Inclusion FC was set up in April 2018 with a view to offering football coaching to local, challenged children who had litte or no access to organised football sessions or a place to train, keep fit and enjoy socialising with other youngsters with similar challenges. From an initial membership of 16 people we now have over 200 active Read more…

Football sessions for people with cerebral palsy and acquired brain injuries in an inclusive environment. In partnership with Liverpool County FA & Walton Sports Centre FC we are putting on new club sessions in Liverpool for all age groups (Foundation, Development and Adult Phases). Read more…

Football Club for those with Cerebral Palsy and Acquired Brain Injury. Based @ Rainhill High School, players from all of the North West, England are welcome! Read more…

Everton in the Community provides a football pathway so that any disabled person can reach their full football potential depending on their desire and ability. Its disability programme currently has nine disabled teams that represent the Club. These teams vary from impairment specific such as Down Syndromes or amputee to teams of specific age and gender. Everton in the Community’s Read more…

If you are a powerchair user and you would like to play a fast, furious team games – then the Power Football club is for you. The game is played in specialist electric wheelchairs that allow chair contact as part of the game. Read more…

The Ability Counts programme is part of the club’s Respect 4 All disability centre, which provides an opportunity to play football to those who are visually impaired, physically disabled, have severe learning difficulties or are wheelchair users. Read more…