It takes a big effort to help sport in Wales thrive.
From the volunteers who give up their time so that others can take part.
The leisure centres, gyms and swimming pools that are hubs of local communities.
The administrators, coaches and PE teachers, without whom there wouldn’t be sport.
The sporting family is vast and Sport Wales works with lots of organisations and bodies to help support a significant amount of this activity.
Sport Partnerships are transforming the way community sport is created, delivered, led, and funded.
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We believe it is important that our decision-makers are drawn from different backgrounds with different…
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Designed to help organisations develop solid structures and develop high quality leadership behaviours.
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A major programme of learning and development for the Welsh sport sector will begin in January 2020,…
The ten year anniversary of the Young Ambassadors programme in Wales will be marked at a special event…
