The programme was funded from 2016 – 2022  and involved 28 EFL Clubs.  The programmes, rather than focus on a one size fits all approach, was tailored to the specific needs of each local community.

The 28 EFL Club Community Organisations delivered activity covering a wide range of disability programmes including wheelchair football, football for visual impairment, learning difficulties, amputees and autism, giving many disabled people access to football for the first time.

Although individual programmes differed from club to club, the emphasis is always on increasing participation, improving health and championing the social benefits of taking part in football.  Although the core funding is no longer available the programme continues to be delivered at local level by the Clubs.