Charities In Carmarthenshire

to serve and safeguard the Parc Dr Owen, for the people of Whitland.

A centre for the benefit of the inhabitants of Whitland and further afield. Available for meetings, lectures, classes and for other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation; To contribute towards mental and physical health, to improve the quality of the social and cultural life of the community.

The aim of the Cylch Meithrin is to offer early years care and education, to provide a sustainable social environment and to promote healthy eating to every child under school age through the medium of Welsh. Activities: Learning activity, arts & crafts, gardening, outdoor play, story telling and singing.

1. Mela Festival : community event held annually in April. An event that promotes racial harmony 2. Monthly events to promote social welfare : Pottery day, International women's day, charity event in aid of help the heroes, 3. Republic's day to advance the education of the public in the history and traditions of indian culture.

To hold activities in the village throughout the year so that we can improve the facilities in the village for the benefit of the people living within the vllage.

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The Trust supports the management of 25 km of access trails within the 2,600 acres of Natural Resources Wales coastal forestry at Pembrey, Carmarthenshire and carries out habitat work to support rare and locally endangered species of flora and fauna.0001

We provide social and advocacy services for people with learning difficulties at our premises at Friendship House.

Providing facilities and support for local events. The Hall helps with other local charities and organisations to improve the area and lives of Penygroes residents.

Provision of educational, social and recreational activities.

Burry Port Town Band is a traditional brass band located in Burry Port. The band was founded in 1896 and has a rich and proud history. The band organises a number of concerts, fundraising events and also supports community & charitable organisations across South Wales and relies on donations and money raised. We also have a Junior Band.

Loughor Inshore Rescue is a declared asset with the Maritime & Coastguard agency and primarily provides an Inshore Lifeboat. The Lifeboat provides the community with sea and coastal Rescue Services in and around the Loughor Estuary. The Crew also provide Flood Search & Rescue capability to the surrounding communities & Safety talks to schools.

Give concerts, take part in community, cultural events, sing in church services.

To encourage children from the ages of 6 to 18 to work together as a team and to help in their community as well as within their sections.To also enjoy outdoor activities such as Kayaking, camping, bivvying, rifle shooting all with trained instructors.

The Lions Club raises funds by washing windscreens at a service area during the summer months,collecting at Tesco dressed as Father Christmas with many helpers, as well as variousfunctions during the year such as a Music Quiz,Easter Egg raffles and car boot sales. Every penny raised goes to good causes such as Sight First, Water Aid, Tacade and numerous contributions to help local youth.

Presses for action to sustain or enhance the landscape environment and cultural heritage of the area through publications and by working with policy and decision makers. Educates and informs through publications meetings and field trips.

The Trustees make available Templeton Community Hall for the use and benefit of the local and wider community, with the use being managed via bookings and in accordance with the legislation in place at the time.

Youth Organisation for members between 10-26 years old

Provision of a village hall facility for use within the community for the good and benefit of all members of the local area.

Supply of a village hall for the use and benefit of Pontargothi, Llanegwad and the surrounding area

providing 'SCOUTING' FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITY

Heritage /History / Environment

Parcels of land, formally a village allotment for the poor and old village green. Land rented to local farmers.

We are a non-profit charity that has been set up to help promote good mental health of veterans and serving members of the armed forces, who are suffering from combat related health issues. We are based in run from Swansea, South Wales, with a parcel of land near Pen-Y-Fan, which will be transformed into a retreat, that veterans and serving members of the armed forces can use for free.

We give men the opportunity to talk to others who have been through the experience of diagnosis and treatment for prostate cancer, encourage men with cancer or symptoms of prostate disease to become better informed and able to discuss and make decisions about their treatment, and work with other agencies to improve awareness, education, diagnosis, therapy and support for men with prostate cancer.