Unite for Access: Championing Inclusive Football

Solihull Moors Foundation & Solihull Moors FC are proud to announce its support for Unite for Access, a nationwide initiative dedicated to making matchdays inclusive and accessible for all disabled supporters.

This special focus will take place at the Solihull Moors FC vs Gateshead fixture on Saturday 7th March, where the club and community will come together to celebrate accessibility in football and reaffirm a shared commitment to removing barriers for disabled fans.

What is Unite for Access?
Unite for Access is an awareness campaign led by the football community and disability advocacy organisations to highlight the importance of accessible matchday experiences. The initiative encourages clubs, supporters, and partners to work collaboratively to ensure that disabled people can enjoy football in a safe, welcoming, and fully inclusive environment. It also shines a light on the work being done across the game to improve facilities, services, and attitudes so that everyone can participate—both in the stands and on the pitch.
Solihull Moors Foundation & Solihull Moors FC Commitment
Inclusion is at the heart of our values. We are both committed to identifying and removing any barriers that may prevent disabled supporters from fully enjoying the matchday experience. From accessible seating and facilities to inclusive communication and supporter engagement, the club & foundation continues to work closely with fans and partner organisations to make football truly for everyone.
Join Us on 7th March
We warmly welcome disabled supporters connected with Solihull Moors Foundation & Solihull Moors FC, along with individuals and groups from local disability charities, to join us at the Solihull Moors FC vs Gateshead matchday. This will be an opportunity to celebrate the diversity of our fanbase, share experiences, and demonstrate how football can unite communities through accessibility and respect.
By standing together under the Unite for Access banner, Solihull Moors Foundation & Solihull Moors FC and its supporters are sending a clear message: football should be accessible to all, and everyone deserves to feel part of the game.
For more information about accessibility at Solihull Moors FC or to discuss specific access requirements for the fixture, supporters are encouraged to contact the club or foundation ahead of matchday.
Together, we unite for access and for a game that truly belongs to everyone.
Kate Willetts

Kate Willetts 1 March 2026

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