Wild with Wheels
Wild with Wheels was founded by Gini, a wheelchair user who recognised the need for inclusive outdoor experiences for people with mobility aids.
Wild with Wheels was founded by Gini, a wheelchair user who recognised the need for inclusive outdoor experiences for people with mobility aids.

Powerchair Football is the format of football designed specifically for those who use wheelchairs. Using specially designed powered wheelchairs, the game is a 4-a-side format played indoors using a larger ball and upright goal posts. Powerchair Football is unique as it is also mixed gender and open aged, meaning players of all backgrounds can participate. Ages range from 5-65 years old and there are over 500 participants playing powerchair football across England on a weekly basis. Kent currently has one club - Sevenoaks Powerchair Football Club - who train regularly and play in both regional and national competitions.
The Kent County Football Association and the Wheelchair Football Association are working in partnership to explore the creation of a powerchair football team for the East of Kent. They are looking for interested people - players, coaches or volunteers - to get in touch. Future sessions will be delivered by powerchair coaches and equipment will be provided to support new activity.
You can register your interest via the QR code above or you can email Harry Mark at the Kent FA: harry.mark@kentfa.com or 01602 791 850
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