Make the KDFL Documentary Happen

Did you know? In Kent, mainstream footballers receive an average of £1,500 funding per player, per season. But for nearly 700 players in the Kent Disability Football League, the average is just £22.70 each—and that’s only thanks to donations.
This isn’t just a number. It means hundreds of disabled footballers, each with their own story and dream, are getting less than 2% of the support most of us expect as standard.

That’s why this is personal for me. My journey with clinical depression and disability sport (sitting volleyball) taught me the power of inclusion—on the pitch and beyond.

I’m inviting you to take less than 3 minutes to watch the stories of Holly and George: two passionate footballers who refuse to be defined by their challenges.

If their stories move you, please help us bridge this massive funding gap.
Every share, donation, or show of support brings us closer to fairness on the field.

Click the link, donate, and help bring the KDFL Documentary to life.

Darren Young | KDFL Ambassador