Ospreys in the Community are thrilled to announce that Sinclair Land Rover Swansea have become the Official Vehicle Partner of the foundation, helping us to deliver our projects and programmes to more people across the region including Title Partner of the TACKLE programme, Title partner of the Defender Touch League, and Defender Camps partner. 

Part of the Sinclair group, a passionate family run business anchored within Wales driving the standards within the motor industry, Sinclair Land Rover Swansea are excited to serve the communities that has helped it grow to the company it is today.  The “Defender” is an trailblazer in its own right, and wants to inspire those within sport to do the same through embracing the impossible to change the face of the sport, from overcoming disability to tackling discrimination.

Along with our existing partners, Sinclair Land Rover Swansea will join us on the journey through our 10^th year and beyond as we look to support more people across our region and further.

The TACKLE programme, an initiative developed by Ospreys in the Community, uses the power of sport to make a transformative impact on the lives of young individuals aged 12-16, who are disengaged from traditional educational settings. TACKLE provides a unique approach to learning that builds confidence, fosters teamwork, and encourages personal development among its participants.

The support of Sinclair Land Rover Swansea will give TACKLE students the chance to understand the career opportunities they can offer, both in the showrooms and workshop and an exclusive look behind the scenes at the newly opened Swansea Showroom.

Additionally, Sinclair Land Rover Swansea have become the title partner of the recently launched OitC’s Defender Touch League, which encompass 250 players and runs over 10 weeks. The league promotes community engagement, physical activity, and sportsmanship across all ages.

Further expanding their influence in the community rugby space, Sinclair Land Rover Swansea will become the title partner of the ever-popular Defender Rugby Camps. The camps have expanded exponentially over the last 18 months and include Wales’ first elite girl’s only rugby camp.