The club are proud to be supporting the Unite for Access campaign for disabled sports fans this weekend, organised by UK charity Level Playing Field.
The annual campaign is running from Saturday, March 1 to Sunday, March 16, focusing on raising awareness and driving equality for a more inclusive matchday experience for disabled sports fans.
The club is and continues to take part in a number of initiatives to help support this initiative.
Accessibility Fan Forum
In support of Unite for Access, the club are holding an Accessibility Fan Forum at Carrow Road on Wednesday, March 5, from 6.30pm to 8.30pm, which is free to attend and includes a welcome drink on arrival.
Supporters will be able to find out more about our current provision for accessibility and what the club's future plans will be.
There will also be a Q&A on the night with various members of club staff in attendance to field questions and we will also be launching our new Accessibility Working Group as part of the event too.
Sign up to the event HERE.
Careers in football school visits
Earlier this week the club hosted two schools dedicated to supporting children with additional needs; All Saints School and Parkside School.
During the visit, club representatives spoke with students about career opportunities in football, highlighting the diverse range of roles available within the stadium.
Accessible tickets
For more information on accessible tickets and the accessible facilities at Carrow Road, visit our disabled supporters page here.
Supporters can also email any questions on accessibility to the club disability access officer at accessibility@canaries.co.uk.