Seagulls-DSA is an independent supporters club, funded through donations with the purpose of representing and supporting our members. Our main aim is to help create an accessible and welcoming environment at The Albion, which enables disabled people to take their rightful place alongside other fans.
The creation of Seagulls-DSA helps represent the interests of disabled supporters and their personal assistants relating to stadium access, ticketing, pitch view, parking, stadium facilities and other matters relating to disabled supporters.
General information about Seagulls DSA, its objectives and vision and introductions to the steering committee.
Discover more about the various memberships available, how to join and ways you can help and contribute.
A wide range of useful information and resources from matchdays, tickets and travel to surveys and feedback from members.
Enhancing the match day experience of all supporters with disabilities and their personal assistants at both The Amex, the home ground of the women’s team and away grounds.
Recommending measures to improve the match day experience for all disabled supporters and their personal assistants at both home and away games.
Encouraging disabled supporters and personal assistants to travel to away games by providing information and support where available.
Establishing links with other Associations for the benefit of all disabled supporters and their personal assistants.
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