Question 1

What is PADSA?

Accepted Answer

PADSA stands for Plymouth Argyle Disabled Supporters Association. It is the official disabled supporters association for Plymouth Argyle Football Club, based at Home Park, Plymouth, Devon. PADSA is a voluntary, elected supporters association — not a charity — and membership is completely free.

Question 2

Is PADSA the same as PDSA?

Accepted Answer

No. PADSA (Plymouth Argyle Disabled Supporters Association) and PDSA (People's Dispensary for Sick Animals) are completely different organisations. PADSA supports disabled Plymouth Argyle football fans at Home Park in Plymouth, Devon. PDSA is an unrelated veterinary charity.

Question 3

How do I join PADSA?

Accepted Answer

PADSA membership is completely free. You can join by completing the online sign-up form at www.padsa.co.uk/get-involved or by emailing info.padsa@gmail.com. Membership is open to all disabled Plymouth Argyle supporters and their carers or companions.

Question 4

What does PADSA do?

Accepted Answer

PADSA (Plymouth Argyle Disabled Supporters Association) champions accessibility at Home Park, lobbies Plymouth Argyle FC on behalf of disabled fans, organises community events, and works with organisations like Level Playing Field to improve the matchday experience for all disabled supporters.

Question 5

Where is PADSA based?

Accepted Answer

PADSA is based at Home Park, Plymouth, Devon, PL2 3DQ — the home ground of Plymouth Argyle Football Club.

Question 6

How do I contact PADSA?

Accepted Answer

You can contact PADSA by emailing info.padsa@gmail.com or by joining the PADSA Facebook group. For disability liaison at Plymouth Argyle FC directly, contact disability@pafc.co.uk.

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