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Worcester Wizzards Powerchair Football

Worcestershire Disability Football Club is proud to offer Worcester Wizzards Powerchair Football, providing opportunities for people with physical disabilities and restricted mobility to experience the excitement, teamwork and enjoyment of football.

Powerchair Football is an adapted version of the game, designed specifically for people who use powered wheelchairs. The sport enables players to develop football skills, improve confidence, increase independence and enjoy being part of a team in a safe and inclusive environment.

Our sessions are open to players of all abilities and experience levels. Whether you are new to Powerchair Football or have played before, you'll receive support from our qualified coaches and friendly volunteers to help you develop at your own pace.

As our membership continues to grow, sessions are currently held fortnightly, with the aim of increasing to weekly sessions in the future.

We are also developing opportunities for Frame Football, offering another inclusive pathway for players with physical disabilities to enjoy the game in a supportive environment.

Why Join Worcester Wizzards?

Inclusive sessions for people with physical disabilities and restricted mobility.
Develop football skills, confidence and independence.
Improve fitness, coordination and social interaction.
Make new friends and become part of a supportive football community.
Qualified coaches and dedicated volunteers.
Safe, accessible facilities at the University of Worcester.

Whether you're looking to try a new sport, improve your skills or simply enjoy football in a welcoming environment, Worcester Wizzards would love to welcome you to the team.

Accessible Facilities

Our sessions take place at the University of Worcester, St John's Campus, which offers excellent accessible facilities to ensure all players can participate comfortably and confidently. The venue provides step-free access, accessible parking, and fully accessible toilets, including a Changing Places facility equipped with a ceiling-mounted hoist, height-adjustable changing bench and additional space for carers. These facilities help meet the needs of players with complex disabilities, allowing everyone to enjoy football in a safe, welcoming and inclusive environment.

Open Age & Mixed Gender

Worcester Wizzards Powerchair Football is an open-age, mixed-gender team, welcoming players of all genders aged 16 and over. We believe football should be accessible to everyone, regardless of age, gender or experience.

Our inclusive sessions bring players together to develop skills, build confidence, make new friendships and enjoy being part of a supportive team. Whether you're new to Powerchair Football or an experienced player, you'll be welcomed into a positive environment where everyone is encouraged to participate, progress and enjoy the game.

Our sessions encourage players to move freely and confidently using their powerchairs or walking frames while exploring the game of football in a safe, supportive and inclusive environment. Activities are adapted to each player's individual abilities, helping them develop football skills, improve mobility and coordination, build confidence, and enjoy the game at their own pace.

Frame Football Opportunities

If you are interested in Frame Football, Worcestershire Disability Football Club offers opportunities for players to take part through our pan-disability football sessions and dedicated Frame Football sessions as these develop.

Frame Football is an adapted form of football designed for children and adults who use walking frames or mobility aids. Our sessions provide a safe and supportive environment where players can develop football skills, improve confidence, increase mobility and enjoy being part of a team.

Players are encouraged to explore the game at their own pace, building friendships and experiencing the fun, teamwork and excitement of football in an inclusive setting.

For more information about Frame Football opportunities, please contact enquiry@wdfc.org.

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