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Charlie Hewson was given the BHAFC Foundation Award at the Players’ Awards ceremony last night (Tuesday 7 May). Charlie, from Haywards Heath, is part of our disability football programme. At 14 he is the youngest member of Albion’s amputee football team. Charlie’s coaches are tipping him to become the best amputee player in the world,

Runners at the Brighton Marathon and BM10K in April raised well over £5,000 for the BHAFC Foundation. 18 people represented the Foundation across both events on 7 April, proudly wearing blue Foundation vests as they ran through the streets of Brighton. In total, our runners raised a fantastic total sum of £5,710 to support the Foundation’s

Year 4 pupils at City Academy Whitehawk took part in a disability awareness session delivered by BHAFC Foundation tutors. As part of the Super Movers for Every Body campaign, we held a sessions to help pupils at City Academy Whitehawk understand more about disability sport. BHAFC Foundation tutors, with the help of Albion mascot Gully,

Brighton-based DJ Fatboy Slim was in attendance as we celebrated the official opening of our new Community Hub. The new hub on Freshfield Road – at the site of the old Cuthbert Pub – will be serving hot and cold food and drinks, as well as hosting community events. Late last year we announced our

Albion academy scholars have been busy supporting the BHAFC Foundation throughout the season. As part of their ongoing development, scholars in the Albion academy have the opportunity to help deliver Foundation sessions. This helps to give the scholars hands-on experience while they study. Many of the scholars have been studying to pass the UEFA C