We deliver environmental / sustainability themed projects in south west Wales. Either through grants or partnership working.
Advice on environmental and sustainability topics, local groups and events. We have a wealth of information either by way of leaflets or on our info portal on our website.
We provide training and events related to environmental and sustainability topics. Workshop examples include willow weaving, sewing / repair, upcycling, herbal remedies, bike maintenance and more.
Event examples include our...
Low cost room hire and conference facilities in Swansea. We have rooms suitable from 8 to 50 people, 20% discount for charities and not-for-profit.
We are able to provide refreshments and buffets, wifi access, smart tv, fli...
We work with, train and upskill volunteers and work placements. We have a number of volunteer roles at the Centre, including shop / cafe, admin, reception, IT, graphic design and more.
We have a Green Shop retailing eco-friendly products, along with a coffee shop selling Fairtrade refreshments. Reuseable, refillable and ethical products are our passion. Both the shop and cafe are run by volunteers.
Disability Arts Cymru's Regional Officer in West Wales, covering Ceredigion, Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire and parts of Powys is here to support you either as an individual artist wanting to develop your practice and apply f...
workshops are created & designed to suit the needs of the individual setting and clients, or family members. support and practical solutions to bridge the gap between two different worlds, easing sensory overloads and to ease...
We are dedicated to helping people save and borrow for a better tomorrow, using our strengths to deliver unbeatable value for our members to earn their lifetime loyalty.
Low cost loans (which remain low whatever the ec...
The Sanctuary Speakers are a team of volunteers which is the public face of City of Sanctuary. By speaking directly to organisations, many of which will be pledged supporters of City of Sanctuary, speakers provide a valuable...
A group for adults who are deafblind i.e. have some degree of both sight and hearing loss. Our support and social groups bring deafblind people together for companionship, to share advice and tips with each other, and to ha...
Tuesday workshops for Adults with Learning Disabilities
Thursday workshops for people living with Dementia and their Carers
Wednesday Open Studio sessions are free to attend and provide a creative space for artists on a drop in basis.
Run from the TIC, a membership application form needs to be completed, members need to be over 65 and live in Builth, Llanelwedd, Cilmery, Aberedw, Builth Road, Cwmbach.
Transport is available through community transport...
Sospan Shedders’ is a social group set up locally in Llanelli for the benefit of men. Shedders are artists, collectors, story-tellers, amateur radio enthusiasts, train spotters, model makers, engineers, musicians, or anyone w...
A weekly meeting place for people with dementia, or at risk of dementia and their carers. A friendly meeting place offering support, advice and a place to explore and enjoy shared interests . Every Thursday from 11.00am till...
A confidential counselling service available to residents of Pembrokeshire aged 18 and over. No fees are charged but donations are valued and necessary to support our work as a charity.
Counselling is provided in a course...
Like online gaming? Or getting a bit fed up playing Xbox on your own? The PPF Gaming Club is for you!
We meet every two weeks at the PPF offices in Merlin’s Bridge, and play video games on the big screen.
It’s great fo...
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...
