Charities In City Of Swansea

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.

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

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.

Swansea Foodbank was established in 2010 and provides emergency food to people referred to us by our partner agencies. We rely on the generosity of local people to donate food and volunteer. We operate from locations around Swansea including Clydach, Port Tennant, Gorseinon, Mayhill, Penlan and Uplands.

Offers free information, emotional support and one to one counselling to those with cancer, their families, carers and friends across the Counties of Swansea, Neath Port Talbot and Bridgend.

Discovery SVS aims to;Challenging discriminationEnriching the lives of disadvantaged peopleSupporting disabled people in Swansea (and now Siavonga too!)

The charity provides a centre for the development of youth and other groups from churches, clubs, schools, sporting associations, youth groups and other organisations operating through the application of Christian principles.

SASS operates in Swansea and exists to welcome and involve asylum seekers and refugees. We organise twice weekly community drop-ins, offering language support, professionally run play, hot meals information, recreational and educational activities.

PROPAGATE CHRISTIANITY THROUGH CHRISTIAN MEETINGS, SEMINARS, CONVENTIONS, CRUSADES; THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION; EVANGELICAL TRAINING; COUNSELING, SPONSORING OF PROGRAMMES FOR THE RELIEF OF NEGLECTED, POOR AND THE ELDERLY; PUBLICATIONS DISTRIBUTIONS OF BOOKS, AUDIO, AND VIDEOTAPES

At Everyday Champions we aim to provide a wide range of activities for people of all ages at various times in the week. This is all based in Newark, Swansea, Greenwich and Wellingborough.

Antioch provides a community facility which is a base for - food/clothes bank, community businesses, business start-up units, children's play facilities, youth clubs, recording/rehearsal studios, conference/meeting rooms for hire by the local community, Sunday meetings, support groups, arts events, national conferences, training facilities for volunteers and young people.

Our main Contact Centre provides Supported, Handover and Supervised contact for the separated families. Our Centre is a neutral meeting place where children can meet their loved ones from whom they are separated in a safe, secure, neutral and enjoyable atmosphere. Our main Centre is located in Swansea and has number of comfortable rooms and facilities.

To provide leadership, advice and support for all Scout Groups, Explorer Scout Units and Active Support Units situated within the City & County of Swansea and the County Borough of Neath Port Talbot local authority areas.

To assist the education and advancement of the children of distressed or deceased Freemasons in the province; to assist widows of such Freemasons; to assist old, infirm and distressed Freemasons; to subscribe to recognised Masonic charitable organisations; to donate to non Masonic charities.

Morning & evening Sunday ServicesBible Study & Prayer MeetingSunday School, children's & Young People's meetingsMother & Toddlers' GroupLadies' & Mens' MeetingsVisiting of & distribution of literature to local communityOpen Air literature stallChristianity Explored coursesSupport (financially, practically & in prayer) of other Christian workers/organizations in the UK & overseas

Public services of Christian worship on Sundays at 9.15am and 11.00am .Other service times see the church website.The church runs housegroups in various homes. Children's work includes Sunday Club ,Tiny Tots,Brownies and other activities run by volunteers. Youthwork is coordinated by a paid Youth Pastor assisted by volunteers. We also hold a Renew Wellbeing Cafe open to the community.

GRANT MAKING - to poor and orphan school children of Pakistan, Commonwealth and Developing Countries- Disability appliances for people with physical disabilities - Grants for purchase of medicines- Food packets for widows or financially disadvantaged families- Fresh meals for homeless and vulnerable in Swansea- Training courses for visually impaired -

Forest School SNPT aim to provide a unique alternative learning experience through interaction in woodlands to all age groups in the Swansea and Neath Port Talbot areas.

Oystermouth Castle is a Scheduled Ancient Monument and Grade 1 Listed Building. Access and presentation is supervised by this charity which promotes the history and heritage of the site to visitors and provides a venue for many school, college and university students. The castle hosts Medieval Re-enactments and Living History Societies which recreate aspects of life during the Middle Ages.

Regular Sunday services open to all held at 86 Christopher Rd, Clydach and weekly prayer meetings either via Zoom or at hired conference venues: Outreach to the community via on-line services, Youtube video productions, craft evenings and carol services: Regular missionary contact with India, Ukraine, Germany, France: Employment of a full time Pastor for ministry, study and pastoral care:

Women seeking asylum in Cardiff who would otherwise birth alone are supported with regular visits from volunteers during late pregnancy; with comfort measures and nurturing presence throughout labour and delivery; then home visits to 8 weeks postnatal. We increase women's sense of their own value, their access to information, awareness of options and signpost to appropriate services.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF PRE-SCHOOL AND PRIMARY AGED CHILDREN (WITHPARTICULAR FOCUS ON PRE-SCHOOL AGED CHILDREN) THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF WELSHLANGUAGE WITHIN .

PLOL shall aim:(1) to assist the development and emotional health and wellbeing of children, young people and adults with a disability and their families and carers through the provision of appropriate play/leisure activities,(2) to lend the best available toys and equipment and(3) to provide an opportunity for professional involvement as appropriate.

Our objective is to improve the facilities at Coed Gwilym Park, Clydach , Swansea SA6 5NS. We will do this with donations received from local individuals , local businesses and running local events. We will also be applying for grants from various sources such as the Community Lottery Fund, Mynydd Y Gwair Wind Farm, Garfield Weston Foundation, Landfill Tax , Co Op Group, Tesco and others.