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For 16 years, BHAFC Foundation coaches have supported children at Fairlight Primary School in Brighton. It’s hard to put a number on how many pupils have benefitted in that time, but headteacher Damien Jordan thinks it’s about 6,000. Damien, who arrived at Fairlight in 2009, quickly saw the benefits in having Foundation coaches and tutors

For two young brothers from Eastbourne, football is absolutely everything. Harry, 7, and his 12-year-old brother Bobby are part of the Foundation’s pan-disability football group in Eastbourne. “Football has been massively important to both of them throughout their lives,” says mum Katie. She’s seen her sons grow and develop in ways she never expected when

The BHAFC Foundation is announcing its commitment to the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC). The Foundation will be working with UNICEF to embed a children’s rights approach to its work with children and young people in our community, starting by strengthening the way it listens to children to learn what positive

Several Horsham politicians came to see the impact of an inclusive disability football session run by the BHAFC Foundation. John Milne, MP for Horsham, visited the session alongside Holbrook councillors Nigel Emery and Nick Grant. The trio visited to see firsthand an example of the community work that the BHAFC Foundation does in Horsham Foundation

Heads Up, a new programme aimed at supporting people’s mental health, has been launched by the BHAFC Foundation. The charity will be running several groups across Brighton and Hove, bringing people closer together through their love of football. Young people aged 12-18, and men aged 30-50, will be able to benefit from Heads Up. The