The Community Well-Being Centre aims to help individuals to reach their full potential by promoting a balanced lifestyle. We hope to achieve our goal through a variety of different programmes, workshops and activities, which...
A social group and support group who meet once a month for tea and coffee. Speakers are often arranged to discuss issues relating to the visually impaired.
Provides information and advise around the low vision service, how to use magnifier, lighting, colour and contrast.
There are five Confidence Building courses providing information and advice around shopping, transport and mobility , entertainment and leisure, Health and Wellbeing and Falls Prevention
Social and support group. Visually Impaired members meet for coffee and a chat. Speakers are often arranged.
Social and support group. Visually Impaired members meet for coffee and a chat. Speakers are often arranged.
We provide many sports activities for the visually impaired for all ages such as Tennis, Goalball, Swimming, Bikeability - tandem cycling, Golf, Bowls.
Visually impaired members meet to read and discuss books in various formats
We specialise in rehabilitating injured wild birds and animals, advising the public with wildlife related enquiries and offering educational presentations
Community run coffee shop, open from 10am til 4pm every day. You can enjoy fairtrade tea, speciality tea, 'proper' coffee (americano, latte, cappuccino etc.) or soft drink - all served by local volunteers. Delicious homemade...
Forest School SNPT provides inspirational approaches to outdoor learning and play sessions for children and young people, with the aim of building confidence, well-being and raising awareness of the environment. We want all c...
We are a group of volunteers running a small Heritage Centre in Coedgwilym Park, Clydach. The centre houses a time line of the village from 1794 and a collection of DVDs and CDs of local interest. Hot and cold drinks and snac...
A Collection of books, audio-visual recordings, photographs, oral histories, stage gowns, historical items, and memorabilia.
Swansea People First is an organisation of and for adults with learning disabilities. We run various projects and activities empowering our members with information, skills and knowledge to make the most of our lives!
Women's Institute meeting
Parenting Courses - 'Stepping Stones' (for parents of children up to the age on 10) support in dealing with authorities, e.g. social services
Ballroom and Latin American Dance
Machine Knitting Group
Ballroom and Latin American Dance
Community Cafe that provides healthy meals at affordable prices.
