Liberata’s new partnership with Cardiff City FC Community Foundation
We’ve become a Community Partner of the Cardiff City FC Community Foundation, the club’s official charity. Our partnership will support the Foundation’s work in South East Wales, contributing to important local health and wellbeing programmes and helping it reach those most in need of its services.
With a Services Hub in Cardiff, we are committed to supporting local organisations. This partnership aligns closely with the Community Foundation’s mission to improve the lives of children, young people and adults across Cardiff and the surrounding areas.
Supporting Inclusive Kicks
Our partnership will support the Community Foundation’s Inclusive Kicks sessions, a disability football programme funded by the Premier League Foundation. Premier League Kicks uses the power of football and sport to inspire young people to reach their potential in some of the highest need areas of England and Wales.
Through this partnership, young people and families impacted by disability in our communities will continue to access vital programmes and opportunities that support their wellbeing, including regular sport.
Our support will help the Community Foundation continue working towards its hat-trick of goals: improving health and wellbeing, supporting learning and skills, and building stronger communities across Cardiff and beyond.
A shared commitment to our communities
Andy Norris, Head of Corporate Social Responsibility at Liberata, said:
“We’re very excited at Liberata to have joined the Cardiff City family as a Community Partner. I recently attended the Annual Impact Celebration event, and it was inspiring and emotional to hear about the amazing work being done in the community, positively impacting individuals, groups and their families. We look forward to contributing, starting with the Inclusive Kicks programme and building from there.”
Zac Lyndon-Jones, CEO at the Community Foundation, said:
“We’re delighted to welcome Liberata as a Community Partner. Their support will make a huge difference to the lives of the children, young people and families we work with. With a shared commitment to creating a positive impact in our communities, now and into the future, we’re excited about what this partnership can achieve across South Wales.”
Andy Norris and Zac Lyndon-Jones
Photo credit: Sophie Jordan Photography
