The 22-year-old was injured playing for Cardiff Blues in the World Club 10s in Singapore and is now at Rookwood's specialist spinal rehabilitation unit.

Fifty pence of every ticket sold will go to the trust helping Williams.

The Welsh Rugby Charitable Trust was set up to support players and their families who have been severely injured whilst playing rugby in Wales.

Welsh Premier 7s schedule
•Game 1 - Ospreys v Blues (7.15pm)
•Game 2 - Dragons v Scarlets (7.40pm)
•Game 3 - Dragons v Ospreys (8.10pm)
•Game 4 - Blues v Scarlets (8.35pm)
•Game 5 - Ospreys v Scarlets (9.05pm)
•Game 6 - Dragons v Blues (9.30pm)

Chief executive of the Blues Richard Holland said: "We've already had an overwhelming response to the #StayStrongForOws campaign which will raise funds for Owen via the Welsh Rugby Charitable Trust.

"Saturday night's Welsh stage of the Premiership Rugby Sevens at the BT Sport Arms Park will be the first major regional rugby event at Owen's home region."

Scarlets winger Kristian Phillips will captain a side containing summer signings Michael Tagicakibau and Rory Pitman, who are expected to make their Scarlets debuts.

Former Wales Sevens international Richard Smith will lead a Blues side including Pro12 regular Dan Fish, plus Wales Under-20s pair Tomos Williams and Ben Roach.

Ospreys will be led by Wales Sevens international Ross Jones, and include young full-back Morgan Williams and the more experienced Morgan Allen.

Newport Gwent Dragons also include a player with huge experience on the international Sevens circuit, with the goal-kicking Rhys Jones named in their squad.

The top two regions will qualify for the series final against the top two teams from the other three groups at the Twickenham Stoop on 8 August.

The winner of that will go on to play in the World Club Sevens on 16 and 17 August, also at Twickenham.

SQUADS
Cardiff Blues: Ellis Wyn Benham, Seb Davies, Richard Smith (c), Dafi Davies, Ben Roach, Garyn Smith, Tom Williams, Owen Jenkins, Tomos Williams, Geraint Walsh, Dan Fish, Aled Summerhill

Newport Gwent Dragons: James Benjamin, James Thomas, Rhys Jones, Dorian Jones, Oli Griffiths, Harri Keddy, Owen Davies, Elliot Frewen, Sam Cross, Lewis Hudd, Jonny Lewis, Ed Tellwright, Reserves; Matthew Pewtner, Scott Matthews

Ospreys: Matthew Jenkins, Evan Yardley, Jordan Collier, Morgan Allen, Ross Jones (Capt), Joe Gage, Morgan Williams, Kristian Corbisiero, Chris Williams, Steff Andrews, Rob Dudley-Jones, Joel Matavesi

Scarlets: Sion Bennett, Darran Harris, Rory Pitman, Michael Tagicakibau, Chris Banfield, Dai Treharne, Lee Rees, Connor Lloyd, Kristian Phillips ©, Josh Lewis, Aaron Warren, Kyle Evans