Burnley FC in the Community is pleased to announce that Burnley-based business, Singleton Engineering, has become one of the official programme partners of Burnley FC in the Community’s Disability Project: Limitless Clarets.
Gareth Singleton, Director of Singleton Engineering, shared his thoughts: “As a Burnley FC fan myself, I am always looking for ways to support Burnley FC in the Community and the amazing work they deliver. I am very proud to see Singleton Engineering becoming one of the official programme partners for their Limitless Clarets project, a cause that not only promotes physical activity but also fosters a sense of inclusivity for all participants involved.”
“Together, we’re making a real difference in our community. Being from the area, I have a massive connection with the club and charity. It’s important we try to give back to the community we operate in. It’s great to see all the positive work delivered by BFCitC; it really does change people’s lives.”
Burnley FC in the Community’s Limitless Clarets programme offers free football, climbing, multi-sports, sensory, and wheelchair sport sessions across East Lancashire for young people aged 5 to 18 who have Special Educational Needs, impairments, or disabilities. It provides a safe space for young people to learn new skills, develop as individuals, create new friendships, and participate in free sporting activities five days a week.
Our Limitless Clarets sessions also include educational workshops for young people on local and national issues. These workshops will be delivered by BFCitC staff or external professional organisations. All workshops will be pre-assessed and will be age-appropriate and inclusive for all young people in attendance.
We would like to say a huge thank you to Singleton Engineering for supporting the programme, and we look forward to the achievements we can accomplish together in the future.