Brighton and Hove Albion's official charity runs problem solving workshop for students

A group of young people with disabilities participated in a problem solving workshop at the American Express Community Stadium last week
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Students, aged 11-17, from Hill Park School in Portslade and The Lioncare School in Hove, took part in a session which included interactive, team activities – using different methods of communication, creativity and active listening to overcome challenges and achieve an end goal.

The session forms part of the Gully's Community Skills programme, which also has sessions covering budgeting, travel, nutrition and healthy eating. The workshops use the power of football to support people with a disability develop new skills, to enable them to deal effectively with everyday life.

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The programme is funded by American Express and delivered in partnership with Albion in the Community (AITC), the official charity of Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club (BHAFC).

The session forms part of the Gully's Community Skills programme, which also has sessions covering budgeting, travel, nutrition and healthy eating.The session forms part of the Gully's Community Skills programme, which also has sessions covering budgeting, travel, nutrition and healthy eating.
The session forms part of the Gully's Community Skills programme, which also has sessions covering budgeting, travel, nutrition and healthy eating.

For more information about AITC disability sessions contact: [email protected]

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