The England Amputee Football Association's aim is to provide all amputees, people with congenital limb deficiencies and persons with restricted use of limbs, with the opportunity to play football locally, nationally and internationally. So if you are a cancer survivor, ex or serving military, or limbless/limb impaired for any other reason, everyone is welcome to try this fantastic sport - you don't need crutches to play Amputee Football!

Berks & Bucks Football Association (Berks & Bucks FA) is the not-for-profit governing body of football in Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, the Vale of White Horse and South Oxfordshire.

Everton in the Community (EitC) is a leading sporting charity which proudly delivers a range of programmes to promote health, education, employment, social inclusion and equality of opportunity across Merseyside. EitC achieves this by utilising the powerful impact of sport, the iconic brand of Everton Football Club and the sheer passion and expertise of its staff.

Providing opportunities in the areas of sport, disability, health, schools, social inclusion, education and employability, Norwich City Community Sports Foundation helps over 38,000 people every year achieve their goals.

West Lothian Youth Foundation’s key purpose is to use football as an activity to promote the educational and health development of members of the West Lothian Community with particular emphasis on targeting those who are typically less engaged with these activities and may be failing to achieve their full potential.

Working together with Leyton Orient Football Club and other partners, the Trust delivers and develops health, wellbeing, educational attainment and life-skills programmes within the local communities of Waltham Forest, Tower Hamlets, Hackney and Redbridge.

Our projects include:

Formed in 2010, the Chelsea Foundation brings together the Football in the Community and the Education department along with the club’s other charitable and community activities, including our international work and anti-discrimination projects.

Blackburn Rovers Community Trust is the multi award-winning charity of the former Premier League champions, operating more than 50 projects for the benefit of more than 50,000 engagements each year.

The Rangers Charity Foundation works with charity partners each season to fund projects that have a lasting and significant impact in our community and beyond. This season we are working with Glasgow City Mission, the Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity, Chest Heart and Stroke Scotland, three services-related charities and Unicef, the world’s leading children’s charity.

Bobby Kasanga founded Hackney Wick Football Club in 2015; Hackney’s first ever semi-professional football club in nearly a century.