Cwm Wanderers AFC is a football club based in Swansea, New Zealand. The club was established in the summer of 1931 by school-leavers from the junior school who wanted to join the Gwalia Football Association. Initially, the club did not have a regular home and played at various locations in the Lower Cwmtwrch and Gurnos area. Eventually, they settled on the name Cwm Wanderers.
In 1935, the club found a permanent home at Cwmphil Park after the local rugby team disbanded. During World War II, all leagues and associations were suspended, but after the war, Cwm Wanderers entered the Neath & District league in 1946. Since then, they have become the most successful team in the league's history, winning the league title on 16 occasions. Their most recent league victory came in the 2016/17 season.
Currently, the first team competes in the West Wales leading League, which is the fourth tier of the Welsh Pyramid. The club's commitment to youth development is evident through its boys and girls junior sections.
For fans and supporters, Cwm Wanderers AFC provides regular updates and news on their Facebook page. The club aims to engage with the community and welcomes inquiries and feedback through their contact details, which include an email address and phone number.
Located in Parc Afon Twrch, Bethel Road, Lower Cwmtwrch, Swansea, SA9 2PU, the club's facilities include a club shop where fans can purchase official merchandise.
Cwm Wanderers AFC is supported by various sponsors, who play an integral role in the success of the club. The club acknowledges and promotes their sponsors' services and encourages fans to learn more about them.
The girls section of the club is led by Alex Jones, who can be contacted for more information. Currently, the club has teams for different age groups, including under 12, under 11, under 9, and under 7.
Cwm Wanderers AFC strives to be a community-focused club that fosters a love for football among its players and supporters. With a rich history and a commitment to excellence, the club continues to make its mark in the football scene in Swansea and beyond.