Welcome Friends help people over 50 in Pembrokeshire to make the most out of life.
Welcome Friends can give you information about lots of local groups that would welcome new members. They can put you in touch with a local...
A man's shed has, for generations, been a place for him to escape the stress and strains of life; a safe haven to gain much needed sanity; to be surrounded by his own useful things; a place to think; to make things; to mend t...
Basics Boccia (pronounced 'Bot-cha') is a Paralympic sport introduced in 1984.
It has no Olympic counterpart
Athletes throw, kick or use a ramp to propel a ball onto the court with the aim of getting closest to a 'jack' bal...
The Hawthorn Project was originally set up as Pembrokeshire Children's Centre in August 2000. A group of parents who all had children with disabilities known as 'PAG' (Parents Action Group) campaigned for a service to offer s...
THis is a monthly group providing support with relaxation and complimentary therapies for parents who have long term, high needs caring responsibilities for a child with a life threatening illness or severe care needs provisi...
We are a community interest company that look at facilitating services for vulnerable people within their local community. We provide day services within group sessions, and also community based 1:1 sessions.
All of our sessi...
Dial a Ride transport service operating in the Milford Haven, Steynton, Hakin areas on Wednesdays and Saturdays to enable those who cannot access normal public transport to get to the shops, appointments, visit friends, atten...
Dial a Ride transport service operating in the Tenby/Saundersfoot area on Fridays to enable those who cannot access normal public transport to get to the shops, appointments, visit friends, attend clubs, to name but a few....
This service starts in Bwlchygroes, Pembrokeshire and has a route which includes Blwchygroes, Tegryn, Hermon, Glandwr, Efailwen, Crymych, Boncath, and Newchapel,Abercych before heading into Cardigan.
The service leaves Bw...
Monday morning dial a ride service which starts in Bwlchygroes in North Pembrokeshire and heads across country to Glandwr, Llangolman, Llandilo, Mynachlogddu, Maenclochog, New Moat, Clarbeston and Clarbeston Road to Narberth...
Lunch club for disabled and over 60s residing within the parish of Solva and Whitchurch. Every Wednesday in school term time.
Beach wheelchairs enable disabled people and older people to enjoy our wonderful beaches the same as everyone else. Huge balloon tyres mean that they are really easy to push over sand or pebbles or most rough terrain.
The Pembrokeshire Passport, a joint initiative between the Pembrokeshire Access Group and Pembrokeshire County Council, is a bright orange wallet with plastic pockets that disabled people can put information in to help make u...
The Pembrokeshire Blind Society works in conjunction with Pembrokeshire County Council’s sensory services team. This enables us to offer a wide variety of services and support, these include:
◾A gift of £100 per annum at Chr...
Snowdrop Independent Living is dedicated to providing a comprehensive range of products and equipment for those of us who are less able. Our aim is to assist our customers in achieving a more independent lifestyle – ultimatel...
Works with people with learning disabilities.
We are a fully registered and recognised club for all with disabilities to enjoy bowling in a safe and friendly environment.
We also provide bowling sessions to those with memory impairment when accompanied by their carers
The Club has been in operation for the last 10 years; run mainly by its disabled members whose individual needs & capabilities are fully catered for. Our motto is “If your still breathing you can shoot”.
The Tenby Talking Newspaper provides a weekly CD to people who have a visual impairment. Volunteers work on a rota to edit and then read articles and highlights from the Friday Tenby Observer, which is recorded and sent to o...
a) To improve the quality of life of people who have suffered Stroke.
b) To provide a social, recreational and theraputic outlet.
c) To raise funds to be used for financing these activities
d) To promote and maintain...
