Football for All
We believe football should be open to everyone. Our commitment to inclusivity and accessibility ensures that people of all ages, abilities, backgrounds, and identities feel welcome to play, watch, and enjoy the game. By creating a supportive and inclusive environment, we’re helping to build confidence, strengthen communities, and give everyone the opportunity to be part of football—both on and off the pitch.
Notts County
Starting in 2024, WildSpace opened three Sensory Rooms located above the family stand at Meadow Lane. These three rooms are split as; two light rooms designed for families to be able to sit and watch a game in a secluded space, and one dark room designed to offer a more immersive experience and provide a safe space to decompress.
Each room is kitted out with sensory chairs, equipment, fidget toys and comfort items allowing all to be able to enjoy.
The rooms are available to book through the Notts County website and are open to any fans, home or away.
Swansea City
In 2025, the Swans joined with WildSpace to create a sensory zone in the family stand (south stand) providing a quieter experience for children and families who require it. The zone is located within the Family Stand and filled with activities, fidget toys, a comfort zone and sensory items.
Supporters can access the WildSpace area directly by entering via turnstile 11. Supporters using this space will be seated in the family stand (south stand), and can borrow ear defenders from either stewards in the area, or WildSpace staff.
Find out more about the WildSpace sensory zone HERE.
Any Questions?
Interested in creating a Sensory Space with your team or looking for support? Get in touch with our experienced sensory team.
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What Our Community Is Saying
We love hearing how Wildspace has helped people connect with nature. From families discovering new trails to educators using our guides, these stories show the real impact of making the outdoors more accessible for everyone.
It’s been a pleasure welcoming WildSpace into the Swansea City family and working with them on our family stand sensory zone. Their fantastic staff provide a small corner of calm in what is a naturally busy environment at a football stadium, and their presence has been a popular addition to the matchday for many young supporters. We are proud of our work with WildSpace which is helping to make football more inclusive and accessible.
Hayley, Swansea City
I’ve joined a few of the events, most recently Discover Dinosaurs, which was great. We explored Dunraven Bay for fossils and found loads. I am booked onto a few future events and would definitely recommend them
Suzanne Beth Jay
WildSpace brings their expertise and experienced team to Global Birdfair each year, adding a stimulating and informative area for our younger visitors to learn more about the natural world in the Discovery Zone. This well organised and friendly group of passionate people are always a delight to welcome to the event. Their provision is always popular and they are always happy to put forward new ideas for the space to encourage more people of all ages to engage with nature.
Tim Appleton and Penny Robinson
Co-founders and organisers, Global Birdfair.
I’ve joined a few of the events, most recently Discover Dinosaurs, which was great. We explored Dunraven Bay for fossils and found loads. I am booked onto a few future events and would definitely recommend them.
Suzanne, Member
Wildspace have been fantastic to work with, delivering an unforgetable experience to our fans that benefit from our sensory rooms
Notts County FC
Wild Space pop-ups at RSPB Bempton are a fantastic asset. The team are great at engaging with visitors and helping to create a welcoming and interactive environment for all. They’re brilliant for bringing conservation to life on the cliffs and deepen people’s appreciation for marine wildlife, both at Bempton and beyond.
Poppy, RSPB Bempton
