Swansea City recognises that – no matter who you are – you may just need a break sometimes.

As a result, and with support and consultation with the Swansea City Disabled Supporters Association, Amar Cymru, TOTM, and the J9 initiative the club has launched the Everyone Needs a Cwtch Sometimes project which will see The Cwtch make improvements to become a more effective safe, inclusion space available to anyone who needs it.

Facilities and items available in The Cwtch: 

• Access to baby changing facilities (via main reception)
• Access to Stoma friendly accessible toilet (via main reception)
• Blankets
• Small sensory toys kindly donated by the DSA
• WUDU Mate (with support from Amar Cymru)
• Prayer mats
• Tables and chairs
• Accessible toilet
• Period products
• Male incontinence products
• Safe space support for domestic abuse victims in collaboration with J9 initiative

Need some help, a quiet space, or a break? Ask for a Cwtch!

INFORMATION FOR AWAY SUPPORTERS

Visiting supporters are also welcome to use The Cwtch and can speak to a steward for support accessing the room. 

Why The Cwtch? 

Cwtch is a word used in Wales which means cuddle, or a safe place to store things or to be.

Pronouncing Cwtch:

When pronouncing Cwtch, please see our guide below: 

C - W - TCH 

C = from cat
W = from foot
TCH from cheese

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