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.
Read all about Leo's pitchside visit and how the BSL provision is making a difference for deaf supporters attending games at the London Stadium. West Ham United Disabled Supporters’ Association and British Sign Language Interpreters unite - West Ham United FC
The minutes were published on the Club website just before Christmas following the DSA Board members meeting with the Club in November. This is one of the two meetings timetabled across the Season. Matters arising included an update on the changes in roles within the Accessibility Team, post match egress for disabled supporters, blue badge parking and the launch of the British Sign Language provision on a matchday. The Disabled Supporters Board meet bi-monthly alongside the s
Members of the Disabled Supporters Board were out in force prior to the game against Liverpool last weekend, handing out badges and raising awareness of the Disabled Supporters Association. Our Ambassador, Matt Jarvis and Club Mascot Bubbles both joined us to promote the Association membership, as we aim to represent our supporters with Disabilities. The event fell in the same week as the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, which the Club recognised by having a ch
