Now that Wolves are finally in a proper football division, I have been doing some research on what is available online for disabled football supporters. I've found 3 sites you might be interested in.

 

Probably the best known organisation is NADS the National Association of Disabled Supporters "Promoting a level playing field for all football supporters" - they have news, information on disabled supporter facilities at various clubs, and some useful information on their downloads page.

They dont have any information for disabled people wanting to go to the Molineux though.

 

AWADS - The Association of wheelchair and ambulant disabled supporters is not perhaps such a neatly designed site, but has plenty of up to the minute news on good initiatives by specific clubs. It also has a lot of information about Wolves for disabled supporters, as you can see from this screeshot.

 

 

The 3rd website I liked is a bit different the disability football site is like a link to other sites all to do with football for the disabled person. There are links to sites with supporter information, but it also tells you where where you can get a game if you have a specific impairment, with links to groups like such as the amputees league or british deaf football.