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.
As the first Season comes to end with British Sign Language provision shown on the match day big screen, we use the opportunity to also recognise UK Deaf Awareness week by members of the DSA and some of the first Team signing our own Bubbles anthem. Read more about the DSA and watch the full video here. https://www.whufc.com/en/news/west-ham-united-bring-bubbles-to-life-in-british-sign-language-to-champion-deaf-awareness-week
We will watch with interest as tomorrow's London Marathon runners pace the streets of the City as our own Disabled Supporters Board member, Kevin Wotton puts on his running shoes to take part raising money for The Brain Tumour Charity. He has kept this venture very quiet from the rest of the Board, but be assured we are all fully behind you Kevin! If you are interested in supporting Kevin and donating to The Brain Tumour Charity please visit https://www.justgiving.com/page/ur
In recognition of World Parkinsons Awareness Day, this Saturday, 11 April, Disabled Supporters Association Board member, Nick Pace, who has young onset Parkinsons shares his passion in playing Walking Football and how he is helping build our own team at West Ham United. If you are interested in getting involved, please see the contact details at the end of this article. DSA Board member, Nick Pace with the 2026 Cure Parkinsons Cup Since late 2025, the West Ham United Fo