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Three young people were given the chance to interview Albion star Pascal Gross at the club’s training ground. Esther and Pebbles from the BHAFC Foundation’s Football Pathway programme, and Harvey from the charity’s disability football programme, were invited to meet Pascal last week. They took part in a special televised interview as part of Pascal’s

Albion stars Simon Adingra and Carlos Baleba came to meet families at a disability football family fun day. Participants in our disability football programme, alongside their family members, were invited down to the American Express Elite Football Performance Centre in Lancing for the event. Young players – along with their parents, siblings, cousins, and friends

Saturday marked the first day of the Level Playing Field Unite for Access campaign. This campaign is designed to promote improved access and inclusion for disabled sports fans. Level Playing Field (LPF) is a charity with the goal of assisting sports clubs to provide the best matchday experience for disabled supporters and their personal assistants.

Disability Development Officer Hayley Templeman has been nominated as the BHAFC Foundation’s Community Captain. Hayley’s honour comes as part of the Premier League’s ‘More Than a Game’ campaign, which is raising awareness about the massive community impact that football has across England. The award was presented to Hayley at by club Chief Executive and Deputy

Four current and former BHAFC Foundation players have been called up to international training camps in recent months. Both Jake Heasman and Faye Williams are currently away in Spain, taking part in England’s Para warm-weather training camp. Faye, who was part of our disability football programme for almost a decade, tasted glory with the Lionesses