At Worcestershire Disability Football Club, we provide both competitive and recreational football opportunities for players aged 16 and over, allowing everyone to enjoy the game at a level that is right for them.
Our competitive teams offer players the opportunity to represent the club in organised fixtures, develop their football skills, experience match days and be part of a team environment that encourages progression, teamwork and personal achievement.
For players who prefer a more relaxed approach, our recreational football sessions provide a fun, social and supportive environment where players can enjoy football, improve confidence, keep active and make new friends without the pressure of competitive matches.
Whether you are looking to challenge yourself in competitive football or simply enjoy playing the game with others, our experienced coaches and volunteers will support every player to participate, develop and feel valued as part of the club.
Worcestershire Disability Football Club offers both competitive and recreational football opportunities for players aged 16 and over. Our sessions provide players with the chance to socialise, develop their football skills and enjoy being part of a team within a fantastic, accessible facility.
Taking part in a safe, supportive and challenging sporting environment helps players build confidence, develop teamwork, improve communication skills and experience the positive impact football can have on self-esteem and wellbeing.
We are a pan-disability football club, meaning we support players with a wide range of physical, learning and intellectual disabilities. Our aim is to make football accessible to everyone, and we welcome anyone who feels they may not be able to participate in mainstream football for whatever reason.
Players train weekly, with opportunities for those who wish to progress into competitive football. Our competitive teams take part in monthly fixtures as part of the Worcestershire Inclusion Football League, providing players with the opportunity to represent the club, develop match experience and enjoy the excitement of competitive football.
Whether you are looking to play competitively or simply enjoy football in a friendly and inclusive environment, Worcestershire Disability Football Club welcomes you.
To find out more about adult football opportunities, please contact:
Adult Football Contact: Natasha
📧 secretary@wdfc.org
Worcestershire Inclusion Football League
'Football was back for the All Stars in the Three Counties Ability Counts League. The All Stars found themselves picking up 3 points in their first game back with 2 great solo run goals from Ben and a superb long distance finish from Adam against Monday Night Club Reds. In the second game it was a tough game for our All Stars against a great Aspie Avengers side but there were some standout performances across both games. Mackenzie was at the thick of the game with some great tackling, hold up and passing play. Todd showed some impressive interceptions in 1v1 scenarios and Luke was up and down supporting the team with creative attacking runs and cutting passes. A special shout out to Neal with some fine saves across both matches in crucial moments. The team dug deep as a whole and stuck together until the final whistle.' - RileyÂ