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The Foundation’s disability football sides have been busy in recent weeks. Hundreds of people are part of the Foundation’s disability football programme, and within that there are several disability-specific teams competing regionally and nationally. The Foundation cerebral palsy (CP) team is approaching the end of another competitive league season. They will round off the year

Young people from Brighton were invited to the Amex Stadium to learn more about sustainability in football. Around 30 participants from the Foundation’s Premier League Kicks programme joined the sustainability workshop, which encouraged them to think about environmental responsibility in their communities. The workshop, which was held by Albion’s Sustainability Manager Thomas Harris, was supported

Since joining our disability football programme about a year ago, Terry has gone from strength to strength. Terry, from Eastbourne, was born without feet 40 years ago. He grew up in East Sussex and quickly fell in love with football, even though he only had the chance to play mainstream football against fully-abled people. “I’ve

Albion fans in their thousands helped support the BHAFC Foundation’s work last Saturday, raising a huge £14,416 for the charity! The club’s fixture against Leicester City last weekend was an official Foundation matchday – a chance for the charity to promote its work to the fans, and to gather donations to help fund its community

Carlos Baleba helped BHAFC Foundation tutors deliver a No Room For Racism workshop for young players in Lancing. The Albion midfielder was on hand to answer questions about the importance of the No Room For Racism campaign in a special workshop for players in the Foundation’s football pathway programme. As part of the charity’s work