
A football club
where every supporter,
disabled or non-disabled
can enjoy the game with DIGNITY INDEPENDENCE & PRIDE


Our committee team is made up of like minded ordinary Coventry City supporters. With their dedication, enthusiasm and positivity in bringing that perfect match day experience to everyone, that we all deserve.

BEN BORN ON 9th AUGUST 1992
Ben as well as being our very own ambassador to the association. His life at the sky Blues began back in 2019. He became our No 1 goalie in 2020 . His first full season as No1 choice was in the 2020/21. Where he had a run of 10 clean sheets in a row, which he repeated and again in 2022/23
WITH THE INTRODUCTION OF A FAN VILLAGE PLUS EXTENDED OPENING OF THE CONCOURSE THIS SEASON ALLOWS YOU MORE TIME TO ENJOY THE ATMOSPHERE BEFORE AND AFTER THE GAME THIS IS AN IDEAL PLACE TO JOIN THE ASSOCIATION AFTERALL IT'S COMPLETELY FREE TO JOIN

coventrycitydsa.co.uk is a new platform that aims to revolutionise the way people share knowledge. Our mission is to create a community of like minded fans wanting to know about activities in and around our city

activities and contact info
The Enterprise Club for Disabled People works to improve the quality of life of disabled people in Coventry and the surrounding area, through providing or assisting with the provision of facilities for recreation and leisure time occupation.
The main aim of the charity's work is to reduce the feeling of loneline
activities and contact info
The Enterprise Club for Disabled People works to improve the quality of life of disabled people in Coventry and the surrounding area, through providing or assisting with the provision of facilities for recreation and leisure time occupation.
The main aim of the charity's work is to reduce the feeling of loneliness and isolation often experienced by disabled people and to improve self esteem.
Leisure and sporting opportunities are made available to meet a wide variety of needs and adapted transport is provided to enable people to gain access to these opportunities. Visit our website to see all the activities you can take part in.
The Sports section of the club is it's largest, with over 70 members who range in age from 18 to 70 years plus. They meet twice weekly in the evening and take part in a diverse range of activities such as swimming, bowls, table tennis, athletics and Wheelchair Slalom.

Hello and a warm welcome to our new
website. Every month we will feature a new selection of puzzles and news .
We hope you will send in your ideas
and experiences good or bad
in what we are going to call readers writes
To contact us use the form at the bottom of the website, we would love to hear from you all, and attach any photos you would like to share.

HI MY NAME IS ETC


This is Dave, he has ran the sensory room along with his partner since its introduction in Jan 2022. He feels honoured to be part of such a great club, helping fans and families being able to create those ever lasting memories .
After being offered the roll by
Sky Blues in the Community.
Well it was offer I couldn't refuse.
Also being part
This is Dave, he has ran the sensory room along with his partner since its introduction in Jan 2022. He feels honoured to be part of such a great club, helping fans and families being able to create those ever lasting memories .
After being offered the roll by
Sky Blues in the Community.
Well it was offer I couldn't refuse.
Also being part of the DSA
has taught me about the various
disabilities, which helps me
understand, then in turn develop
the sensory room to be inclusive for everyone.

see how many of the 8 you can find






There has been some great work within the community across our disability sessions. These sessions are designed to provide individuals with disabilities the opportunity to participate in sports, fostering a sense of belonging, enhancing physical and mental well-being, and celebrating the unique strengths of every participant. It allows them to gain confidence and build friendships, by breaking down societal barriers and providing them with a platform where everyone, regardless of ability, can enjoy and benefit from the beautiful game. We offer tailored sessions, which ensures every participant receives the right level of support and challenge to thrive.
Over the week Sky Blues in the Community deliver four sessions across the city covering all ages from four to adults, with sessions varying from pan disability to specific down syndrome sessions. These sessions are adapted to meet the needs of children and adults with physical and learning disabilities. They focus on skill development, teamwork, and most importantly, fun.
Our dedicated coaches and volunteers play a pivotal role in the success of these programmes. Trained in disability awareness and inclusive coaching techniques, they ensure that each session is safe, enjoyable, and enriching for all involved.
We like to think we have something accessible for everyone.
The benefit of our disability offer is adults and children can enjoy sport and develop their skills and confidence in a fun and relaxed environment. We at Sky Blues in the Community are fully committed to promoting a safe and enjoyable environment for all our participants across our disability programmes.
Our disability programmes, allows children who often get over- looked in the competitive sporting community a feeling of belonging. Not only do we offer opportunity to children across the city, but also respite to parents of SEND children who provide 24-hour support to their loved ones. Parents feel at ease when dropping their children off at a session – knowing that they are in professional, compassionate, and trustworthy hands.
We also run an adult inclusion football league in partnership with the Birmingham FA, which runs once a month on the last Sunday. At our first league meeting, we had twenty-three participants across three teams participate in a friendly 6v6 style tournament, with some good competitions and great skills on show. of Coventry City Football Club providing Sport, Health, Inclusion for all.

The association organises tribute dinners, golf days and events to bring together the members. Other events such as informal fans forums and reunions are organised to enable the club’s supporters to meet and honour the members. Many of these events are run in conjunction with the football club.

The Family Zone is a very special area on a Coventry City matchday. It is dedicated to our young fans and families, and to helping make coming to support their team extra special.
A wheelchair viewing platform is located at the front of Block 8 in the South Stand, with stewards dedicated to this area. Wheelchair users can access the Arena via Gate 25. Ambulant disabled tickets can be taken from the main allocation, with provision in place for relocations on a matchday if required. Ambulant disabled supporters needing additional assistance are advised to enter via Gate 25.
Audio Descriptive Commentary is in use for matches at The Arena, with receivers provided to supporters in their seat within 30 minutes from kick-off, subject to availability. For all such requests, please email accessibility@ccfc.co.uk.
It has a wide range of high quality merchandise that are designed to meet the needs of our disabled supporters. We have something for everyone