Swansea’s Gold Young Ambassadors & Inclusive Future Champions Come Together to Deliver Disability Sports Festival
Published:1111th December 2014
Swansea’s Gold Young Ambassadors & Inclusive Future Champions come together to deliver a hugely successful Disability Sports Festival having been inspired by the Swansea 2014 IPC European Athletics Championships!
Bishop Gore pupils, Alexandra Griffiths and Tom Founds, both of whom are current Gold Young Ambassadors and Inclusive Future Champions, seamlessly brought together young volunteers from both programmes to deliver a hugely successful Disability Sports Festival for over 100 pupils!
The young people were treated to taster sessions in Goal-Ball, Blind Football, Physical Literacy Skills and Para-athletics, all of which were delivered by a group of Young Ambassadors and Inclusive Future Champions from local schools and Gower College. The day was supported by high performance athletes Rhys Jones, James Ledger and Scot Jones who provided some expert advice and inspiration throughout the day.
It was a shining example of two of Youth Sport Trust’s existing volunteer programmes working together to showcase youth empowerment and deliver inclusive sport.
The City & County of Swansea Sports Development Team and Disability Sport Wales would like to congratulate Alex and Tom on their impressive display of leadership skills and to thank all the young volunteers and guest athletes for their contribution.
Disability Sport Wales is able to influence, include and inspire in sport with the support of our fantastic partners.
Community Partner
SPAR UK (AF Blakemore Ltd.)
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The Cynnig Cymraeg (Welsh Offer) is the official recognition of the Welsh Language Commissioner and is given to organisations that have supported the Commissioner’s long-term plan to ensure people can use the Welsh language in all aspects of their lives, in all parts of Wales. Disability Sport Wales was awarded this certification in June 2024. Read more about our Cynnig Cymraeg (Welsh Offer).
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