At Albion in the Community we believe that football is for everyone, regardless of their age, ability or background. From after school clubs and holiday soccer schools, to walking football and disability teams, we will have a football session for you.

Our health team works across Sussex to improve the health and wellbeing of people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds. Together with local authorities, the NHS and third sector partners, we run a wide range of targeted health projects and initiatives throughout the county.

The disability department at Albion in the Community has been running our award-winning disability programme since 1997. We now run 30 different regular football sessions for people with a disability, which are attended by more than 250 people.

Much of our work is only possible because of donations or people fundraising. The money we make through fundraising helps pay for our disability football programme - helping hundreds of people throughout Sussex who have a disability to play regular football - and many other projects and sessions in the local area.

More than 100 schools across Sussex benefit from working with our schools team. We use football-themed lessons to inspire young people in areas like numeracy and literacy and also provide PE support, health programmes and after school clubs.

We offer a range of qualifications and training programmes, helping people improve their lives and develop the tools they need to meet their potential.