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NUDSA Celebrates 20th Anniversary in Style at St. James’ Park
Newcastle United Disabled Supporters Association (NUDSA) celebrated 20 years since its formation with a glamourous celebration for its members and supporters at St. James’ Park.
NUDSA is a charity that was started by a small group of NUFC fans in 1998 to try to represent disabled supporters and help to improve disability provisions at the club. Throughout its existence NUDSA has been run by a voluntary Committee that has worked closely with officials at NUFC, working together to ensure that NUFC is now one of the leading lights in football when it comes to provisions for disabled fans. St. James’ Park currently has over 230 wheelchair spaces, provides many spaces for ambulant disabled fans, has a sensory room and 2 changing places – It’s come a long way from the small lean-to in front of the Leazes End that used to house disabled supporters not long before the time NUDSA was formed.
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Weeks of Action - Save the dates!
Next year's Weeks of Action will take place Saturday 2nd March to Sunday 17th March 2019. Further details to be announced soon!
South West Disabled Fans’ Experience Forum 2018
The SWDFEF held their 8th annual forum at Bristol Rovers FC on 18th October
Level Playing Field was delighted to be invited to speak again at the SWDFEF.
The forum was attended by representatives from a number of clubs and Disabled Supporters Associations in the South West including; Exeter City, Bristol Rovers, Yeovil Town, Newport County, Swansea City, Torquay United, Plymouth Argyle and there was a very full and interesting agenda.
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Non-League Day 2018
Saturday 13th October football supporters will be out in force for Non-League Day, the annual event that celebrates the semi-professional and grassroots game, which returns for its 9th consecutive season.
The event, planned every year to coincide with a break in the Premier League and Championship calendar, is a fantastic opportunity for fans to get out and watch their local team and we encouraged disabled fans to go and watch their Non-League team.
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Dyslexia Awareness Week
It is estimated that 1 in 10 people in the UK have Dyslexia.
Dyslexia impacts on an individual’s certain abilities used for learning such as reading and writing. It is a lifelong disability with individuals adopting strategies and processes to overcome certain challenges caused by Dyslexia.
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LPF Access Audits
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LPF provides a professional programme of audits carried out by NRAC accredited Access Auditors with an increasing number of clubs and venue owners commissioning an LPF audit. Read more information on a LPF Access Audit and how to commission one here.
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Our Sponsors
LPF would like to thank the following Sponsors for their support:
The Football Foundation
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