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Albion fans in a dementia support group were treated to a performance by DJ Fatboy Slim and his uncle Denis Cook. The pair performed during an Albion Memories meeting, a programme organized by the Brighton & Hove Albion Foundation for fans with mild to moderate dementia and their families. The group meets once a month

The Foundation has launched a brand-new programme giving older children the chance to play free, competitive football – the Premier League Kicks Baller Series. Baller Series is all about being part of a team, showing off your skills, and enjoying fast-paced football. Children aged 14 to 18 can sign up either as an individual or

Last week people across the country took part in Race Against Dementia Day, raising funds and awareness to help beat dementia. In 2023, the BHAFC Foundation started running a group to support Albion fans with mild to moderate dementia. Albion Memories invites fans and former players to come together once a month to reminisce, have

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

Young people across Sussex took part in free football tournaments run by the BHAFC Foundation during February half term. Boys and girls aged eight to eighteen were invited to join in with free football tournaments as part of the Foundation’s Premier League Kicks programme. Youngsters in Brighton, Eastbourne, Hastings, and Worthing joined in the fun,