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Albion fans came out in force to support the BHAFC Foundation last weekend. The club’s Premier League fixture against Nottingham Forest last Sunday was an official BHAFC Foundation community matchday. The BHAFC Foundation – which supports around 20,000 young people in Sussex – has community matchdays twice per season in order to raise fan awareness

The BHAFC Foundation, along with the Premier League, support more than 20,000 young people across Sussex every single year. During September we’ve been highlighting the More Than A Game community showcase – a chance for us to talk about the many ways the Premier League help us change lives in local communities. The Premier League

Yusra, 16, lives in Brighton and plays in our Premier League Kicks session at the Manor in Whitehawk. Through Premier League Kicks, we bring free football sessions to high-need communities across Sussex. Yusra has played football since she was five years old. She has played for her school teams, but never played much outside of

Michelle Tipper has raised £2,300 for the Foundation after abseiling down the Brighton i360 last weekend. Michelle, a long-time fundraiser for the charity, took on the abseil to mark five years since the passing of her son Connor. Connor took part in one of our further education programmes before he passed away in 2019, and

Alison, from Worthing, is a relative newcomer to the world of blind football. Alison is visually impaired and plays in the Foundation’s blind football sessions. Before joining the Foundation, she’d never managed to find a sport where she fit in. “I’ve always been visually impaired, and previously I’d only ever played in mainstream sport,” she