Charities In City Of Swansea

To promote participation and break down barriers to community cohesion by delivering services and activities to promote the health, wellbeing, education, employment and partcipation of African and African Carribean people.Our vision is of a society where African and African Caribbean community members are fully included, where their wellbeing is a priority and where justice is promoted.

We have a mission to provide Christian ministry to the parishioners of Mumbles, Swansea and in the wider Community.

Our Programmes:- Asylum and Immigration Advice- Children & Young People (Support)- Wellbeing (Play, Sports, Physical & Social Activities; Psychosocial support)- Asylum & Migration (Information, Advice/Advocacy, Guidance)- Advocacy & Campaign (Racial Harmony, Equity & address Inequality)- Integration (Social Integration, Cohesion & Inclusion)- Education, Art & Heritage

Dementia Friendly Swansea provides information and support to individuals, families and carers andassists them on where to find information about the network of support that is available.

Sunday worship services, a mid-week prayer meeting, and many other similar meetings and ways of bringing God's help through Jesus to our neighbourhood in Swansea, and through other churches beyond our immediate area.

Education/Training Religious activities

We run a Parent & Toddler Group, Foodbank & Warm Spaces Hub, Youth Club, Community Fit Classes, Community Brunch, Community Meal, Musical Memories Choirs, Holiday Playschemes, Parenting Workshops and take school lessons in wellbeing. Christian activities include regular services with kids & youth provision and weddings & funerals. We also provide a venue for various community groups.

Community projects-providing a range of services which are meeting the needs of different sections of the local community in a variety of ways. The church- is outward focused seeking to be relevant to the community and activities include training, teaching, pastoral care as well as being a resource for other churches.

The relief of those seeking asylum and those granted refugee status who are in conditions of need, hardship and distress.To promote the integration of those seeking asylum and those granted refugee status by the advancement of their education and the relief of unemployment through the provision of advice, guidance, support and services.

Advancement of the Christian Faith (teaching, providing a place for public worship, midweek activities, children's work)Relief of poverty and distress. Supporting families and young people. Supporting other charitable purposes in the Swansea area and elsewhere.

Play and leisure for children and young people with diabilities and additional needs aged 4-25

The Bulldogs creates Social Impact through the power of Boxing and non-contact training as a means of embedding a theory of change into individuals lifestylesWe aim to achieve this by: Creating changes in a persons behaviour, activity or situation, embedding changes in perspective and perception of themselves and of others by increasing motivation and lifestyle decision making.

To relieve persons who are emotionally disturbed or distressed. To educate and train persons in counselling so that they may assist in the treatment of persons suffering from emotional disorders or problems.

A support group for people and/or their relatives living with Dementia. Me, Myself and I offers a light, bright and positive environment to relax and socialise. The Club is provides guest speakers, social events, activities and support. A comprehensive training programme supports individuals, family, schools and local businesses to raise awareness of dementia and create a friendly community.

Provision of transport services for people who have a special need for such a service because they are: disabled; infirm; elderly; by reason of financial hardship hardship or social and economic circumstances; people with young children; young people; people living in isolated areas without adequate public transport. Voluntary and Charitable groups are also transport service beneficiaries.

SAFE has two main programmes, one in the U.K. and one overseas. In the UK we aim to increase civic participation and improve social harmony amongst typically hard to reach young people, such as NEETs. We also deliver a non-mainstream development education programme. Overseas we support locally led and empowering poverty response programmes for marginalised people all around the world.

As a Circuit we affirm the Priorities of the Methodist Church and seek to:Express the Gospel through worship, word and action in fresh ways that will speak to the needs and culture of the people around us.

Rehome stray dogs that have been saved form being put to sleep after serving their statutory 7 days

Activities and support for local children and community special needs including:Family support sessions & activities, Saturday Club for children with severe learning disabilitiesTraining for young people at risk of exclusion in our 4 Charity shopsYouth volunteering scheme -Buddies for young people with disability .OCN accreditation members of Children's University Learning Credits

Provide free community based services that facilitate social inclusion, while promoting a healthy and active retirement for local older people. Activities include information and advice through our telephone helpline, local information points, website, events and talks, through to participation in our healthy lifestyle clubs, befriending groups and on-going welfare benefits and advocacy casework.

Gowerton Rugby Football Club (RFC) operates from Gowerton in Swansea. Our objectives and aims are to promote community participation in healthy recreation for the public benefit in Gowerton and the surrounding areas by the provision of facilities to participate in the amateur sport of rugby union.The club attracts new players of all ages, and is committed to engaging with the local community.

One day agricultural show

The main function of the charity is to provide support for Christian Worship by it's members and to serve the community as an outward expression of that worship. The act of serving the community is very broad including english lessons, toddler play groups, elderly shared meal times and youth groups.

The Trust was established to care for, and secure the future of the Grade 1 listed building Tabernacle Chapel, Morriston.

We support families of children diagnosed with cancer in South Wales through equipment grants, hardship grants, bereavement boxes and peer support events. We also contribute to projects run by major welsh childhood cancer charities that benefit our families.