North Wales’ PCC, has revealed the 26 recipients of his Summer Sports Fund from across the region.

Launched in early June, the initiative aims to support sports clubs and youth organizations in organizing summer sporting activities. The Commissioner allocated £25,000 to empower youth, combat anti-social behavior, and promote teamwork and physical exercise. The project aims to provide a positive and inclusive environment for children and youth. See below for the list of clubs funded by the Summer Soccer Fund, including project names and locations

Clwb Rygbi Nant Conwy.

Summer Rugby Camp in Conwy.

Valley Mochdre U7 Football Team in Mochdre.

1Compass – Little 1s, Big 1s in Old Colwyn.

North Wales-wide Wales and West Housing Association– Pop-up Play Andy Dunbobbin, North Wales’ Police and Crime Commissioner, is pleased to provide funding to various clubs and groups in the region through the Summer Sports Fund. The strong response underscores the clubs’ dedication to sports and community engagement. Andy Dunbobbin’s focus as PCC is to support communities, create opportunities for youth, and address anti-social behavior. Expanding this year’s sports funding beyond football to include a wider range of sports demonstrates a commitment to inclusivity for young people.

“This year’s Summer Sports Fund offers a great chance to prevent anti-social behavior by supporting clubs in hosting beneficial activities for youth, fostering a safe and inclusive environment. “With the holiday season starting and the Paris Olympics approaching, I look forward to the launch of these engaging initiatives and the joy they will bring to young people across North Wales.”