FAQs
Youth and Juniors
Who?
PAN-Disability football is available for disabled players, with both physical and learning disabilities. The teams are suitable for those with a diagnosis or those undergoing assessment.
When do you train/play?
Juniors train on Saturday mornings between 10am and 11am, followed by our open age at 11-12.
Tournaments are played on several Saturdays during the season at the league’s participating clubs.
Where?
We train on the 3g pitches at Broughton Astley Leisure Centre (LE9 6AZ)
When I can join?
We accept new players throughout the season as providing we have the space we will never turn a player away.
Why?
We understand that mainstream football sometimes just doesn’t work for players, for a variety of reasons.
Our Inclusive provision gives those players a safe place to participate in playing football, to make friends and be part of a team.
How to contact us?
The easiest way to contact us is to drop us an email to: DBUJYInclusivefc@outlook.com
What is Pan-Disability Football?
Inclusive Football where players of all abilities play together. This may include Autism, ADHD, learning disabilities/SEN, physical disabilities, hearing or visual impairments and long-term health conditions.
What do I need?
All you’ll need to bring to your first session is a drink, and some shin pads if you have them (although we do have some spares)
How much does it cost?
We offer two free taster sessions, and these are purely for you and your player(s) to decide if we are the right place for you. (We don’t agree with the concept of “trials” and everyone is welcome in our teams)
If you do then choose to join us, our subs fees are £15 per month.
All of our coaches are volunteers and give up their time to run the sessions/teams.
We are totally self-funding and any surplus is reinvested into the teams.