Stevenage Football Club & Stevenage Football Club Foundation is proud to introduce the Hidden Disability Scheme, designed to support fans with hidden disabilities.
With thanks to Premier League Fans Fund, supporters can use a lanyard or badge to help staff, stewards, and fellow supporters recognise when additional assistance may be needed.
Launching as part of Level Playing Field’s Unite for Access campaign against Huddersfield Town this Saturday, this initiative is another step toward making matchdays at The Lamex Stadium more inclusive and accessible for everyone.
The scheme also provides an opportunity for supporters to show greater understanding by acknowledging that some fans may require more time, patience, and consideration.
Supporters wishing to register for the scheme can choose to wear a lanyard or pin badge, available in both adult and youth designs unique to Stevenage Football Club. Registration is free, and once completed, supporters will receive a complimentary lanyard or pin badge of their choice.
Click here to download our Hidden Disability Scheme registration form.
We hope this scheme provides our supporters with the inclusive matchday experience they deserve and encourages others to join us.
As well as the launch of our Hidden Disability Scheme, we’re also delighted to announce defender Dan Butler as the Club’s Disability Ambassador for his interactions with disabled supporters and involvement with other projects and campaigns like this.
