The Disabled Supporters Association aims to create a community for the West Ham United disabled fan base. We are determined to continue to improve the matchday experience for all those with disabilities.
Rather embarrassingly, as the webmaster I am sharing my own story here, I didn't know all the footage was going to be used to produce a full video. I thought I was adding a few infills, but I am more than happy to be sharing and therefore promoting the Association. As a proud veteran I would urge any ex service personnel reading this, injured or otherwise struggling with settling back into "civvie street" to reach out to one of the many charities set up for for our specific n
Today the Club tell Gary's story. Gary was visually impaired after a stroke 18 months ago, read on for his matchday experience and what a difference the audio commentary can make, especially relevant as this Season is the 25th for James Datson providing this fantastic service! Read more here - Level Playing Field Unite for Access | Gary Wenlock's story - West Ham United FC
Today we follow Nick on his match day journey and recognise all that is in place to help those who have invisible disabilities. Nick who has early onset Parkinson's takes us through his walk into the Stadium, using the discreet credit card size Accessibility Pass, he is able to use the designated Accessible Search Lanes and Turnstiles. Nick is also the DSA lead on West Ham's Parkinson's Walking Football Team project based at the the West Ham Foundation "Foundry" facility at B
