So officially 13 years all clear from cancer i keep fighting like a cat with 9 lives. I like to help and support anyone and everyone as best as i can. The big 40 this year aswell so why not do something different any help support others. Though good days and bad days I keep fighting along with the ups and downs head up and go for it.

Homelessness and rough sleeping are still problems for people in Swansea. The causes are complicated, and the solutions are equally complex. This event will highlight the issues and put a focus on two charities working together to help. It will raise much needed funds and give wonderful volunteer fundraisers a tiny taste of sleeping out in the cold of Autumn. We know this doesn’t compare with the uncertainty and hardship of actual homelessness, but it does help focus the mind, and offers a chance to make a difference by raising funds.leeping out for one night is no comparison to the realities of homelessness, but it does give a better understanding of what some people are dealing with everyday.

“This event isn’t just about one night, it’s about standing together to say we care. The Swans Big Sleep Out helps us keep doing what we do at Matthew’s House: providing support, food, and hope to people who need it most. Doing that alongside the club and Foundation, in the middle of our city, shows the kind of community we are – one that turns up when it counts,” said Thom Lynch, Matthew’s House project leader.

Swans Foundation have been selected to represent Wales at the Street Child United World Cup in 2026, an event which brings together street-connected children from across the world.

This will be a once in a lifetime experience for 10 street-connected young people from local communities across Swansea, many of whom have never left the county, let alone represented their country overseas. Funds raised from the Sleep Out will help us to shine a spotlight on children living in street situations, the adversities they face and the fundamental rights they lack. ”