Scottish ParaFootball

24/08/2026

The pathway to the National CP Football Team starts here. Scottish ParaFootball and Scotland National CP Football Team are looking for the next generation of players to wear the badge with pride. Whether you’re a seasoned player or a complete beginner, if you have cerebral palsy, have had a stroke or an acquired brain injury, come along for a day of football and fun.

This is your chance to start your journey towards representing Scotland on the international stage.

Join our Come & Try session on Sunday, 06 September, meet the coaches, and start your journey to the squad.

Event Details: 📍 Venue & Time: Newtown Park, Bo’Ness 📅 Date: Sunday, 06 Sept 🎟️ Cost: FREE Open to all ages.

🔗 Register here to attend: https://forms.gle/Ycd6mE9csUqrXbaT7

22/08/2026

A fantastic opportunity for anyone looking to combine a love of sport and technology while helping to showcase Powerchair Football to a wider audience! 🎥⚽

No experience needed – training provided. 👇
Scottish Powerchair Football Association

🎥 LOVE SPORT? LOVE TECHNOLOGY? WANT TO LEARN? ⚽️

The SPFA is looking for volunteers to join our Live Streaming Team! 📹

No experience needed as full training is provided. You’ll gain hands-on experience with professional broadcasting equipment while helping bring Scottish Powerchair Football to audiences across Scotland and beyond. 💙

There’s no minimum commitment. You can volunteer whenever your availability allows.

📧 Interested? Email [email protected] to find out more!

11/08/2026

⚽ Another Summer of Sport event is here!

We're delighted to be hosting, in partnership with the Scotland National Cerebral Palsy Football Association, a CP Football ‘Come & Try’ session for young people with cerebral palsy, stroke or acquired brain injury.

This event forms part of Scottish Para-Football's Summer of Sport programme, helping more young people access regular CP football sessions and develop clear pathways into the game.

Please share and help us spread the word 💙⚽
Register at https://forms.gle/KtRcD85sPfLXczSZ9

07/08/2026

07/08/2026

Get in touch if you’re interested in playing.

Yes, you do need to be deaf 😉 (whether you have mild, moderate, severe, or profound hearing loss.)

And ladies… if this post has inspired you to get involved in Deaf football, we’re also looking to build a Scotland Women’s Deaf Team. Get in touch!

Glasgow Deaf Athletic Football Club UK Deaf Sport Deaflympics George McGowan LADbible

05/08/2026

Could you be Scotland’s next National Powerchair Football Team Head Coach? 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

The Scottish Powerchair Football Association is looking for a passionate and enthusiastic Head Coach to lead Scotland’s National Powerchair Football Team on the international stage.

📅 Applications close 16 August 2026.

To find out more and view the full role description, including how to apply, visit our website: https://thespfa.org/

26/07/2026

Scottish Para-Football was delighted to support the Scotland Deaf squad as they recommenced training today with a sunny session at the University of Stirling.

An incredible turn out, atmosphere, and effort from all involved ⚽️💪

06/07/2026

🚨 Scotland's first Para-Football Referee Development Programme is coming!

One of the biggest barriers to growing para-football is a shortage of referees with the knowledge and confidence to officiate across different disability football disciplines.

We're changing that.

Working with the Scottish FA Referee Operations and led by hugely experienced former senior referee Paul O'Neill, Scottish Para-Football is developing Scotland's first dedicated Para-Football Referee Development Programme, alongside a new Para-Football Referee Badge to recognise officials who complete the training.

More details will be announced soon on how referees, aspiring officials and people with disabilities can get involved.

Every player deserves a game. Every game deserves a referee. ⚽

Thank you to the The Scottish Government and for supporting this exciting new initiative.

The Scottish Football Union Scottish Powerchair Football Association Scotland National Cerebral Palsy Football Association Amputee Football Association Scotland

30/06/2026

Scottish Para-Football would like to extend our warmest congratulations to SFA Head of Community Football, Paul McNeill, who today received his MBE in recognition of his services to young people with dyslexia.

Paul has worked tirelessly to raise awareness, campaign for greater recognition, and lobby for improved funding and support for young people with dyslexia, ensuring that those too often overlooked or underestimated have the opportunities they deserve.

A thoroughly deserved honour.🏅

Congratulations, Paul, and thank you for everything you continue to do.

Dyslexia Scotland

29/06/2026

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