We offer free, confidential information ' support to everyone affected by cancer: Provision of information resources published by Macmillan ' other organisations; A confidential environment to talk; Welfare ' Benefits Advice;...
A monthly meeting giving access to all but with special support for the Blind and Visually-Impaired
Supports people who have had a stroke and their carers. We meet at 11.00am in the Willow Court restaurant at rear of Nursing Home. Lunch is at noon. Members leave about 2.00pm. Club goes out once a month for a meal.
Free hot meal for those in crisis. Provision of clothes, food parcels, hygiene supplies and pastoral support also available.
Monthly meetings with help in coping with hearing loss or tinnitus, provision of lip reading classes and social outings.
Transporting elderly / disabled folk who cannot access public transport and have no car of their own, to Doctors, Hospital, Dentist, Shops, Hairdresser etc
Benefits checks, advice, applications, appeals for cancer patients, relatives and carers
An organisation voluntary led by local residents - which offers adult education classes. afterschool clubs, youth clubs, lunch and breakfast clubs, play schemes. activities, and events.
We have Sunday services, bible study groups, Friday night kids club, Knitting club, sisterhood ands monthly meeting for folk with visual impairment
Provide welfare benefits advice and an information and advice service
The Council's objectives are achieved in a variety of ways, it is involved in representation either alone or in co-operation with other organisations to obtain access and equality.
Community volunteer groups are set up and f...
The Carers Information Service provides free and confidential information, advice and support to carers throughout Carmarthenshire. We produce and distribute information including a wide range of factsheets on how and where c...
Skills4U project will inspire and motivate individuals to succeed, by guiding them to make the right choices in life. It will focus on the provision of workshops to develop confidence and self-esteem, along with an opportunit...
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...
A light hearted look at history and literature meets at Llanerch Community Hall at 2:00 pm on the first Friday of the month. The group leader is Mrs Julia Evans. This is a very well supported and popular group. An unusual app...
The group had a late start and an average of 5 members meet at my house in College Square on the 3rd Thursday at 2:00 pm. As leader I try to make it interesting by playing lighter and popular pieces choosing a theme for each...
The Craft group meets at the Felinfoel Community Resource Centre at 2:00 pm on the 3rd Wednesday of the month. My joy of crafting has been life-long, and it was in 2007, after much persuading, that Joan Collard and I decided...
Again our Group has been subjected to a venue change for our meetings. Happily, we have been accommodated in a meeting room at our local ASDA Superstore. We meet at the ASDA meeting room on the 2nd Tuesday at 2:00 pm. Our gra...
We did our best, but the Pembrokeshire team were just too good for us last year. This March we did much better and won the match, but win or lose it is always a very enjoyable day out. A couple of members were unable to re-jo...
