Kent Disability Football League

Who can take part

The KDFL has provision from age eight through to adult football, for male and female players. Its junior football is organised by age band, while adult divisions are ability banded so that players can compete at an appropriate level for their skills and impairment. The current programme has ten divisions across its adult and junior sections.

Festival football

Teams meet monthly for festival-style events, playing the other sides in their division. Kent FA's current youth-club guidance identifies the KDFL's monthly festivals as Sunday-morning football. This regular format gives players and families a clear programme while allowing the league to bring together clubs from across the area.

Inclusion and safeguarding

The league publishes Respect and safeguarding information for children, young people and adults. Its safeguarding policy states that participation should be enjoyable and safe, and that protection from harm applies regardless of sporting ability, age, gender, disability, culture, language, racial origin, religion or sexual identity.

Official information

Visit the Kent Disability Football League website for current club, event and joining information. TeamStats is an independent football directory. It is not the league or The Football Association.

Reviewed August 2026.