Menter Dinefwr is a voluntary social enterprise, established as a Menter Iaith (Welsh language initiative) in 1999 and as an agency to support the community and the local economy. We work to:
- support and provide opportunit...
The Williams Memorial Hall is available for hire to social groups, not for profit organisations, individuals and businesses. The venue has a hall (12m x 10m) with stage and a smaller meeting room (7m x 5m), kitchen and toile...
Our local groups across the UK offer practical and emotional support to people with macular disease from people with macular disease. They can help you to further understand your condition, come to terms with sight loss, shar...
We are a community of Christians devoted to following Jesus and sharing the good news about Him
We meet regularly on Sunday mornings at 11am, the 1st Sunday of each month at 6pm, along with Home Groups where we meet in ot...
Working on Wellbeing is a free, bilingual service, delivered in partnership by Scope and Legacy in the Community.
We support disabled people in Wales to find and secure work, voluntary work, training and education opportun...
WORK IN PROGRESS is a mental health and wellbeing performing arts group based in Rhyl for adults who are 18+.. Covid has had a huge impact on everyone’s mental health in so many ways. It’s well known that involvement in the p...
A productive and regenerative growing space, bringing together community and connecting people to nature, the land and locally grown food. In partnership with Pembrokeshire Foodbank we are working to address food poverty, whi...
Everyone is welcome at our Goldies CYMRU sessions. We are not a choir but we do use the popular hits of the 50's onwards at our sessions to get people singing out and (quite often!) getting up to dance
Everyone is welcome at our Goldies CYMRU sessions. We are not a choir but we do use the popular hits of the 50's onwards at our sessions to get people singing out and (quite often!) getting up to dance
Everyone is welcome at our Goldies CYMRU sessions. We are not a choir but we do use the popular hits of the 50's onwards at our sessions to get people singing out and (quite often!) getting up to dance
Our meetings take place every week, and are a relaxed, fun way to meet other people who know what it’s like living with or alongside dementia. Membership is free and no referral is needed.
Our meetings take place every week, and are a relaxed, fun way to meet other people who know what it’s like living with or alongside dementia. Membership is free and no referral is needed.
Our meetings take place every week, and are a relaxed, fun way to meet other people who know what it’s like living with or alongside dementia. Membership is free and no referral is needed.
Our meetings take place every week, and are a relaxed, fun way to meet other people who know what it’s like living with or alongside dementia. Membership is free and no referral is needed.
Join us for free, no referral is needed.
Our sessions take place every week, and are a relaxed, fun way to meet other
people who know what it’s like living with or alongside dementia.
Why not pop along to see what we're al...
Repair Cafe Wales supports local volunteers to organise pop-up events where people can bring their items to be repaired for free. As well as reducing the number of items going into landfill, these events promote community coh...
Kidscape is a bullying prevention charity (registered charity no. 326864) working throughout England and Wales that wants to see all children grow up in supportive communities safe from bullying and harm. We provide practical...
We run a range of initiatives to improve health and wellbeing in the community, working collaboratively with others. This includes tackling loneliness and isolation, but also inter-generational activities to enhance wellbeing...
Rugby Club
Our Services include
- Social Groups
- Financial Wellbeing Advice and Guidance
- Welfare Rights advice and guidance
- Counselling and emotional support
- Telephone Befriending
- Home Visitor Service (for people who...
