Morrish Homes has donated 14 winter coats to the Newquay Titans Under-11s, who train at Newquay Tretherras School, helping them stay warm during training and matches throughout the colder months.

Richard Martyn, coach of the Newquay Titans Under-11s, said: "We're incredibly grateful to Morrish Homes for stepping in to support us.

"Finding sponsorship isn't always easy.

"This makes a real difference, not just in keeping everyone warm and comfortable, but in helping the children feel part of a team.

"It also takes some of the financial pressure off families, which is especially appreciated."

The new coats replace kit that dates back to when the team were just seven years old.

The mixed team, made up of 13 boys and one girl, trains every Tuesday and plays in a Sunday league.

Sponsorship can be difficult to secure for grassroots clubs, with costs often falling to families and volunteers.

The donation is especially meaningful as Morrish Homes is currently building homes at Nansledan, just a mile from where the Titans train.

Melanie Richards, sales and marketing director at Morrish Homes, said: "Grassroots football plays such an important role in bringing children and families together, and we're delighted to support a team right on our doorstep.

"It's lovely to see the enthusiasm these young players have for the game, and we wish them every success for the season ahead."

With the support of their new sponsor, the Titans are ready to face whatever the winter brings.

The partnership also highlights the importance of community-focused sponsorships in supporting youth development and easing financial pressures on families.

It is hoped the new kit will not only keep the players warm but also boost team morale.