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Ben Banks

Celtic launch sensory packs for supporters with autism at Parkhead after fan's kind donation

Celtic have launched a new sensory pack for young supporters attending their home matches at Parkhead.

Consumer Champion Martin Newman has worked alongside his beloved club on this project after the successful launch of the Invisible Disability ID and has now 'kindly agreed to donate the sensory packs which we hope will make a positive difference to young supporters.' according to the Scottish Premiership champions.

Packs are designed to help Celtic fans who come across a multitude of challenges, particularly those with autism, when attending Celtic Park. They are designed to make the matchday experience more comfortable and enjoyable, each pack coming in a club drawstring bag that includes items like a Celtic branded tangle toy, stress ball and fidget spinner. The pack also includes an Invisible Disabilities Lanyard.

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