Mainstream football: for anyone who can play without adaptations to football's rules; this means disabled and non-disabled players participate together.
Pan-disability football: for players with a broad spectrum of impairments and health conditions being integrated together to play a single format of football (groups can then be divided into suitable ability bands).
Impairment-specific football: when people with the same impairment play together. There are a range of formats, each one designed to meet the needs of the player's impairment. These include amputee, blind, cerebral palsy, deaf, frame, partially-sighted and powerchair football.
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