Birmingham City Disabled Supporters Club, has been set up to help all the disabled members to get the best possible enjoyment from the game. We regularly meet with BCFC, to voice any concerns we or they may have. We help with away travel, I usually get the ticket, cost and parking information, to make it as easy as possible for any disabled fans wanting to travel away.

As well as dealing with wheelchair members, we have recently admitted ambulant and blind members, and do all we can to help them, and all members with parking etc. at St.Andrews. Blues are especially good at listening to our concerns and ideas, they are eager to help whenever they can.

IT'S A TEAM EFFORT, TO GET INVOLVED
Email Karen Courtney: bcdsc@tiscali.co.uk
Or to donate to this good cause

If anyone wants any more information, they can contact me Karen Courtney by email on : bcdsc@tiscali.co.uk or can ring our chairman John Starkey, on 01902 337955.

We will be adding more information shortly, keeping you updated with all the goings on, please keep visiting your support is much appreciated.

Thanks.

KRO

Karen

After all the members hard work, to raise funds including, wheelchair push, bucket collections, players forum and party nights, today saw the realisation of an idea born years before, when the supporters club was just beginning, now with over 100 members and new ones joining all the time, we are becoming a well supported organisation. The minibus will be used initially to take fans to away games, once it is up and running, we hope later to take disabled people from other places in the community, homes, hospices etc. out for a day trip. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all those that helped and/or donated enabling us to finally get our minibus, thanks to you all.

The mini bus in all it's glory.

 Trying out the facilities. President Alan Jones officially launches the bus.

The committee, from left to right Alan Jones, Karen Courtney (secretary), John Starkey (chairman), Lee Nash ( vice chairman), Jenny Lamb (committee), John Freeman (fund raiser).

Some members of the supporters club get ready to get on the road.