What do you offer for members?

We provide boxing, fitness, education and training, and activities for young people, alongside veteran support. We also offer a community space to hire.

Where and what facilities do you use for training?

You can train with access to our gym, rooms, lounge, and an assault course facility.

How can I join or get involved?

Use our How to join page to get started, and check our Upcoming Events if you want to come along. You can also contact us through our Get Involved section.

Bulldogs Boxing & Community Activities

Community Development Officer Ella is our Gym and Community Development Officer. She has a background in sports coaching and community engagement. Ella is responsible for running the gym and coordinating community development activities. She works closely with our members to ensure they receive the support and resources they need to succeed.

JOE WILLIAMS Youth Development Officer Joe is our Youth Development Officer. He has a passion for working with young people and has experience in youth work and mentoring. Joe is responsible for implementing our young people's activities and mentoring programmes. He works closely with local schools and organisations to provide a safe and supportive environment for young people to thrive.

MARK DAVIES Veteran Support Officer Mark is our Veteran Support Officer. He is a military veteran himself and understands the unique challenges faced by former service members. Mark works closely with the SSAFA (Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, and Families Association) to provide ongoing support and resources to veterans. He organises the Armed Forces Drop-in sessions every Friday, ensuring that veterans have a place to connect and receive assistance.

The Bulldogs Boxing & Community Activities is a partnership between Bulldogs Boxing & Community Activities (registered charity number 1156591) and Port Talbot Amateur Boxing Club. The charity focuses on delivering community-focused activities, while the boxing club offers the sport of boxing.

The Bulldogs aims to give the people of Port Talbot and its surrounding area a fighting chance in life by supporting positive life choices. The organisation takes a holistic approach to health and wellbeing, offering a variety of fitness services and educational programmes. They also use non-contact boxing to engage, educate, and inspire young people and their families.

The Bulldogs Boxing & Community Development Centre is a truly exceptional facility. It has been designed to create champions in both the ring and the community. The centre provides an array of opportunities for young people and their families at a time when other facilities are closing and public sector services are diminishing. It brings people together to make a significant and lasting difference in the lives of local residents.

As the first of its kind in Wales, it is a member of the prestigious Fight for Peace Global Alumni Partnership.

The Bulldogs team is dedicated to making a positive impact in the community. Led by CEO Ceri Stilwell, they work tirelessly to secure funding and deliver the Bulldogs 5 Pillar Programme. Project Coordinator Sam Fox oversees the various projects within the organisation and ensures the best possible services are provided to members. Gym and Community Development Officer Ella Smith manages the day-to-day operations of the gym and coordinates community development activities.

Youth Development Officer Joe Williams implements the young people's activities and mentoring programmes, while Veteran Support Officer Mark Davies provides ongoing support and resources to veterans.

Overall, Bulldogs Boxing & Community Activities is a unique and progressive organisation that uses boxing and community engagement to promote positive change in Port Talbot. Whether it's fitness, education, or support for veterans, Bulldogs is committed to empowering individuals and creating a better future for the community.