February 2016

FIFA Extraordinary Congress approves reforms to include disability as a protected characteristic

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Celtic invite fan with Asperger syndrome to his first match

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Young disabled fan wins Everton goal of the month

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CAFE supports Football v Homophobia month of action 2016

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Celebrating International Day of Disabled People 2023

3 December is the annual celebration of disabled people, access and inclusion
Erasmus+ project working group meets in Belgium

The project, working towards good governance in sport through integrating disabled fans’ feedback into national strategies, kicked off in January 2021
CAFE Board of Trustees meet in Manchester

The meeting covered a number of topics to ensure that we remain at the forefront of promoting accessibility and inclusivity in European football
Accessibility tickets for UEFA EURO 2024 on sale now

Disabled supporters wishing to attend UEFA EURO 2024 can now apply for accessibility tickets for all matches, via UEFA’s online ticketing portal.

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Vacancies

Opportunities to join the CAFE team or work with one of our partners and stakeholders
Important information for UEFA EURO 2020 ticket holders

Changes to ticketing terms and conditions, refund policy and privacy notification
Access for All guide

Setting out minimum requirements at football stadiums based on European standards
UEFA EURO 2020 accessibility ticket update for semi-finals and final

Matches to be played in front of 60,000 spectators
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UEFA EURO 2020 accessibility tickets on sale now

Disabled supporters wishing to attend UEFA EURO 2020 can now apply for accessibility tickets for all matches.
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CAFE is recruiting - Media and Communications Assistant

Interested applicants have until 18.00 CET on Friday 7 April to submit their applications
FIFA World Cup accessibility tickets available in First Come First Served sales period

Qatar will host the FIFA World Cup, taking place between 21 November and 18 December 2022