16 YMCO boys and their families from Newport attended today’s mini tournament & fun footy festival at the Swansea Liberty Stadium!
A huge thank you to our friends at Bengal Dragons Foundation and Cosaraf for making this incredible experience possible. From providing tracksuits and travel to packed lunches, every detail was taken care of and made a real difference which made sure the boys could take part with pride and focus on enjoying the day.
Today was about all the children’s confidence, teamwork and giving our young people a chance to shine on a platform many only dream of. Seeing all the groups proudly represent their community was a great moment for us all.
Massive shoutout to our fantastic FA Wales accredited football coaches : Nasif, Ridwan, and Raheed, who went the extra mile both on and off the pitch for the boys but also took time to learn more about the brilliant work BDF is doing across South Wales communities.
A big thank you to the families who travelled to cheer them on… your support means everything.
And the loudest shoutout goes to the boys themselves, your energy, teamwork and spirit made us all proud!
From young people to adults, our volunteers bring a diverse range of skills. A heartfelt thank you to our core volunteers: Raduana, Hayath, Zakaria and Nasif. Your presence makes a real difference. We see it in how families and children ask for you and look out for you each time. A mention to Abdul Samad,…
The children absolutely loved mini LEGO building, throwing themselves into the challenge and we can safely say the adults learned a lot too! We also had painting corner, a salon corner, bead making corner and a computer corner, giving everyone plenty of choice and fun activities to explore. During story time, the children listened so…
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