The Wolves DSA was set up in 2012.  Working closely with the national organisation – Level Playing Field, the aim of the association was to bring people together from different communities all with a common interest.

Since its inception the DSA has worked alongside other groups on the clubs Fans Advisory Board on issues such as Inclusivity,  Stadium Facilities,  Accessibility and Ticketing.  It has given disabled supporters a voice at both Club and National level in order to enhance the match day experience for disabled supporters and their carers.

Membership of the DSA is open to all and not limited to disabled supporters.  In addition to providing accessible coach travel to away games the DSA also looks to hold a  number of  social events during the course of the year.  These include events  such as Greyhound Racing, Museum Open Day and Pantomime visit.  All events are dependent upon available resources and on any funding we may be able to attract.

In order to promote awareness of the association, work continues to be made on improving our communications network and our content on various social media platforms.  We are always looking for new members with new stories.

The enthusiasm and commitment of Wolves DSA members demonstrates that given the opportunity disabled supporters can be an active part of the football community.