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Level Playing Field are looking to recruit volunteers to contribute to next season's membership programme.

As we dive back into football, we take a look at the way Wolves are virtually connecting with their blind or partially sighted fans.

Level Playing Field partner organisation CAFE (Centre of Access to Football In Europe) is recruiting a Media and Communications Assistant to join their growing team

Level Playing Field, the live sport disability equality and inclusion charity, has released a first of its kind survey documenting the thoughts and attitudes of disabled supporters on how the suspension of live sport, due to COVID 19, has impacted their personal and psychological wellbeing.

This week has seen the UK taking part in the annual ‘Volunteers’ Week’ to celebrate the contribution millions of people make across the UK through volunteering.

In its 16th season, Level Playing Field’s Weeks of Action campaign once again rose to the occasion and exceeded previous years, despite sport facing its greatest challenge.

During this unprecedented time, we know and understand that living in lockdown may present you with many unique challenges. This is how the RNIB can help you get through this.

Get busy during lockdown by trying some of the unique recipes in the #LPFCookBook!

“The coronavirus virus is attacking us on two fronts: physically and mentally. While we can take steps to reduce the chance of contracting the virus, we cannot escape the threat to our mental wellbeing.”

Preston North End’s last home game formed part of Level Playing Field’s Weeks Of Action, with a themed matchday taking place to celebrate access and inclusion for all disabled football fans.