How sisters Izzy and Annie fell in love with AITC
Two sisters from Crowborough have shown a huge commitment to Albion in the Community – but in very different ways. For Izzy Marr, who has Down’s syndrome, sessions with Albion in the Community are the highlight of the week. Izzy loves playing football at AITC’s inclusive sessions – she takes part in football training sessions
Dylan’s journey with deaf football at AITC
For Dylan Lord-Greaves, reaching the pinnacle of his sport is just the beginning. Dylan, from Portslade, is completely deaf and has cochlear implants on both sides of his head. He absolutely lives for football and has dreams of making it as a professional. “I’ve been playing football since I was 4,” Dylan told us. “Ever
Move It May campaign returns for 2022
The 2022 Move It May campaign is officially underway. Dozens of people have signed up to raise money for Albion in the Community (AITC) by getting active every single day throughout the month of May. People participating in Move It May will be taking part in 20 minutes of moderate intensity exercise every day in
Female disability participants surprised with free boots and Albion kit
Women and girls involved in Albion in the Community’s (AITC) disability programme were given free football boots and jerseys. As part of the UEFA Women’s Euros 2022 legacy project, AITC is working to inspire more women and girls with a disability to get involved in football. AITC launched a scheme to provide any woman or
More than £3600 raised at BM10K
12 people represented Albion in the Community at the BM10K, raising more than £3500 between them. The BM10K race took place on 10 April, with thousands of participants running, walking, or wheeling their way to the finish line on Brighton beach. As usual Albion in the Community were well represented at the race, with the