Barry Town
United Ladies
“We are a residential child care company offering
accommodation and care services to children and young
people looked after by local authorities. We’ve been
associated with the club for two years now, having first
got involved when my daughter joined the club to play
in their under 16 team. She has been playing football for
nine years.
Proud sponsoors of Barry Town United Ladies FC
Tel: 01792 321154
Web: www.prioritychildcare.co.uk | Email: [email protected]
Priority Childcare Ltd, Suite C, Britannic House, Neath, SA10 6JQ
My company supports several charities and community
sporting teams because we like to. We will continue to
support Barry Town United Ladies and wish them the
best of luck.”
Paul O’Donnell, Priority Childcare
Community Get Involved Challenges
“We are definitely a community
club. Our success has been built around
community engagement from the
very start. We have delivered over
300 school sessions, developed
school
festivals
and
tournaments as well
as offering coaching
programmes.
Delivering
sessions
in
the
local
community has
really helped
us to share
awareness of
our club and
opportunities as
well as attracting
support from local
businesses.” “Whether it be as a player, a coach
or general volunteer, we are a club that
is passionate about developing football
and we go the extra mile to offer the
very best opportunities. We are
fortunate to be part of a
fantastic club that has
over 600 players
from the male
section, academy,
disability
and
female teams.
Our facilities
are first class
with a 2,000
seater stadium
with a 3G
pitch. Anyone
interest
in
becoming part of
our journey should
get in touch.” “The key objective is for us to gain
Premier League football as soon as
possible as this can affect keeping your
most talented players, especially if they
get offered opportunities to play at a
higher level. We are in a good position
at the moment with a sustainable model
for years to come but we have high
ambitions and we want to be competing
at the highest level in Wales as soon as
possible.”
Ambitions
“Promotion to the Welsh Premier
League is paramount to us achieving
our goals but we also need to ensure
we nurture the excellent talent we have
coming through our junior section.
This will involve continuing to develop
our coach workforce and seeking
opportunities to further extend our
internal club development centre and
creating links with strong clubs across
the UK.”
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