The Albion Foundation

Frequently asked questions about The Albion Foundation

How can I find contact details for staff at The Albion Foundation?

You can access the staff directory for The Albion Foundation on Footy Contacts, which lists 31 staff members including key personnel such as Jonathan Ward (Deputy Director), Ajay Gill (Head of Disability), and Glenn Short (Primary Schools Partnership Manager). The directory provides email addresses and roles to help you reach the right person.

What email domains are used by The Albion Foundation?

Staff at The Albion Foundation use email addresses ending with @wba.co.uk or @albionfoundation.co.uk. For example, you can contact the Deputy Director Jonathan Ward via his wba.co.uk email, while some team members may use the albionfoundation.co.uk domain.

Who are the key contacts for disability programmes at the foundation?

The Head of Disability is Ajay Gill, and the disability sports coach volunteer is Amy Sherman. For specific enquiries about disability sports or inclusion initiatives, you can reach out to them through the staff directory on Footy Contacts.

How do I get in touch with a football coach from The Albion Foundation?

The foundation has several coaches, including Alex Oke and Asaif Ali. Their contact details are available in the Footy Contacts staff directory, where you can find their email addresses and roles.

What is the role of the Youth Engagement Mentor at the foundation?

Aaliyah Browne serves as the Youth Engagement Mentor, working with young people to support their personal and social development through sport-based activities. You can contact her via the staff directory for more information on youth programmes.

Where is The Albion Foundation based?

The foundation is based in the United Kingdom and operates from West Bromwich Albion's stadium complex. Its headquarters are located at The Hawthorns, West Bromwich, though the exact office address is not publicly listed in the provided data.