Cheltenham Town are proud to be supporting Level Playing Field's 'Weeks of Action' campaign.
Disability charity Level Playing Field are celebrating their 17th 'Weeks of Action' campaign from Saturday 27 January to Sunday 14 March, which aims to showcase the good work being done by clubs and organisations to improve accessibility and inclusion across all sports.
As with fans, Level Playing Field are absent from the terraces this year due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, which means the campaign has been taking place virtually for the first time ever this season.
Level Playing Field work behind the scenes with clubs to help improve accessibility at sports venues to ensure disabled supporters can experience the best possible matchday.
Visit the Level Playing Field website to access some fantastic support and information if you are a disabled fan or know a disabled supporter before attending sporting venues in the UK.
You can find out more about your rights and also report any abuse online.
Alfie May and Liam Sercombe are pictured showing their support for this year's 'Weeks of Action' campaign for Level Playing Field.
At Cheltenham Town we encourage a positive and inclusive experience for disabled sports fans to enjoy matches at the Jonny-Rocks Stadium and are proud to support the campaign once again this season.