Welcome to Cambourne Town FC Pan-Disability Football

From a kick-about in the park to playing for England. There are now more opportunities than ever for disabled people to get involved in football. Most competition-based opportunities in England play this format, making it the largest disability-specific football pathway. Within pan-disability football there are opportunities to take part in casual opportunities and through more formal club and league-based football. That's where we come in.

Lead by our very own Cambridgeshire FA Award Winning Head Coach Mark King;  Cambourne Town FC Pan-disability sessions allow players with a broad spectrum of impairments and health conditions to play together. There are now over 2000 affiliated disability teams within England. These teams provide an environment in which players can play competitively on a regular basis.

Pan-disability Leagues form the foundation of the disability competition structure and there is now a network of over 40 localised pan-disability leagues across England.

In general, these leagues are small sided in format (usually). In junior disability football, there's a maximum age banding of four years, usually U8, U12 and U16. No-one under the age of 16 can play in adult pan-disability football. Where no female-specific opportunities exist, FA dispensation is available for mixed-gender competitions at adult ages. Where team numbers permit, the leagues adopt the principle of ‘ability banding’ to ensure there are opportunities for everyone to get involved. 

For more information about your local league or to join CTFC please contact Mark or his wife Louise via pan-disability@cambournetownfc.org.uk; or complete the registration form on the link below prior to attending.

More information regarding Cambourne Town Football Club can be found at our About Us page.