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Maidstone United Raiders FC is part of the Maidstone United FC family. The Raiders was formed in 2004. We have 15 teams for both male and female players aged 5 upwards that have a disability or mental health diagnosis. All our coaches are FA qualified and licensed. We offer a fun and safe space for players of all abilities to Read more…

We have 3 adult squads playing in the Kent disability football league, and cover a wide range of abilities. Our coaches are all FA qualified and have many years of experience in disability football between them. Several of our players have been with us since we originally formed, over 15 years ago but many more have joined since and we Read more…

Milton & Fulston Utd FC are a Community Charter Standard Club based in Sittingbourne, Kent. Our club provides a safe and player focused environment for footballers to develop their skills and love of the game. Read more…

Our aim as a club has always been to provide footballers of all ages, abilities and backgrounds the opportunity to be included and to improve their football skills in a safe and friendly environment for 27 teams. Since the Tigers were born in 1986, we have gone from strength to strength in providing football to hundreds of local children in Read more…

Welling United Deaf FC are one of the largest Deaf football clubs in the country and have been competing in various competitions since 1999. We pride ourselves on being a friendly and committed club that competes at the highest level in Deaf football and produces fantastic Deaf footballers. Our club’s ethos is to: Promote and foster enthusiasm for the game Read more…

We are a football club, that was started in the 2016, in Dover. We offer first class football training to children and adults with educational special needs or disabilities. We can offer one to one coaching for those who require individual time or group coaching by our experienced coaches. All our coaches are FA trained, hold a DBS enhanced certificate, Read more…

Disability Football or as we refer to as Ability Football It goes back to 2005, through an initiative between the Kent FA with Paul Dolan acting as disability development officer and clubs which included Swanscombe Tigers FC. The idea was to provide regular competitive playing opportunities for young players with a disability. So in the 2006-2007 season, the first junior Read more…

The 1066 Specials Football Club gives people with special needs and disabilities the opportunity to play football and receive expert coaching. The club provides opportunities to play the sport in a fun and friendly environment. We accept players from five-years-old, right through to our adult sides. All coaching is by qualified coaches who are trained and have been screened for Read more…

These sessions offer people with a variety of disabilities the opportunity to play football in an inclusive and relaxed environment, with the chance to represent Crawley Town Flyers in competitive football. Read more…