Amputee Football Association Scotland offers regular training and competitive opportunities for amputees or those with limb differences of all ages. 

Autism Football, run by Team United, offers opportunities such as sports, activity instruction, social activities and an awards scheme to support young people aged 10-16 with Autism.

The Scottish Deaf Football Association organises league and competitive fixtures for teams and players who are deaf within Scotland.

The Scottish Powerchair Football Association provides wheelchair users the chance to play in Premiership, Championship and Grassroots leagues plus the League and Scottish Cup.

The PAN Disability league is a series of bi-monthly league competitions for young players with a range of disabilities, encouraging participation in football and other activities. 

Frame Football Scotland provides young people aged between 3 and 16 who require a frame/walker/pacer (not wheelchair) to walk with the opportunity to play football.

The Scottish Mental Health & Wellbeing League uses football to support the recovery of individuals with lived experience of mental ill-health and tackle stigma associated with mental ill-health.

Founded in partnership with Scottish Disability Sport, the Scotland National CP Team is made up of players with Cerebral Palsy, Stroke or Acquired Brain Injury.

Walking Football Scotland aims to improve, maintain and promote the physical, mental and social well-being of older adults through Walking Football - where players walk instead of run.

Based at Hampden Park, the Football Memories League serves the Alzheimer Scotland Football Memories project and aims to provide football images for reminiscence activity.