Charities In Neath Port Talbot

To assist in the education of the public into cancer prevention and treatment.To raise funds to further research into cancer treatment and drugs and the effective use of those drugs in cancer treatment.The provision and improvement of facilities and treatment centres for those cancer patients residing in the Neath Port Talbot area

We utilise boots-on-the-ground processes to restore hope and encourage those in need. Whether it's providing personal protective equipment (PPE) to NHS staff, care packages and warm clothing to hospital wards, or by giving a rough sleeper a warm cup of coffee, toiletries, or blankets, we offer our services free of charge in a non-judgmental, non-invasive environment.

We have been developing new links with the local community that has involved running open coaching sessions in local schools. This has led to additional participants in the junior and senior cricket activities.The facilities have been enhanced with the with the refurbishment of a portacabin that is available for members to meet and socialise

To provide emotional support to people by Telephone, SMS, Email or face to face. Operate A listener scheme in Swansea Prison and work in Partnership with other Organisations to provide emotional support. Fund raise to support the running of a Branch and to operate a Charity Shop.

The Trust is a grant-making body. The activities of the Trust are restricted to the objectives as outlined in the Declaration of Trust as approved by the Charities Commissioners. The area that can benefit from the Trust's activities is restricted to the Unitary Authority areas of Bridgend, Cardiff, Merthyr Tydfil, Neath Port Talbot, Rhondda Cynon Taff, Swansea and Vale of Glamorgan.

The advancement of the Christian religion by proclamation of the gospel of God concerning His Son, Jesus Christ.also, such charitable purposes that shall further the attainment of the above.

Grants to churches to further their religious activities

Building a more inclusive future through community-integrated activities, volunteering and enterprise opportunities, education, and skills training for children and young people with learning disabilities, while supporting their families, carers, and siblings.

Brynamman Public Hall is a community oriented venue offering various local facilities, recreation, a volunteering program and employment in the village of Brynamman. The Public Hall is open 7 days a week, operating as a full time 2 screen cinema with a broad programme of films, theatre, snooker hall, and space for community groups such as the local Cylch / nursery. Est. 1926.

The Objects of the CIO are, for the public benefit, the relief of persons who are in need by reason of financial hardship, ill-health, unemployment, homelessness, education and such other economic or social disadvantage. In addition, for the public benefit, the advancement of the Christian faith in such ways as the charity trustees may from time to time decide.

Cylch Meithrin Teulu'r Tyle is a full day care setting. We provide childcare for children from age 2 years to 11years 11months

Edible culture operative is a charitable trust set up to promote growing local food, foraging and permaculture for resilience, education, health and the alleviation of poverty.We work with people of all ages to help them engage in a healthy relationship with the natural world.

Our overriding aim is to improve the economic prospects and social benefits for the Upper Valleys by encouraging visitors, principally by re-opening the Rhondda Tunnel to become the world's longest continually-open cycling & walking tunnel. Most of our income comes from subscriptions, and it is aimed at developing proposals and lobbying for grants to make this project happen.

We encourage local people to join our organisation. We fundraise at many local events. We produce local calendars and cards, organise a fashion show, sponsored walk, annual fete, the weekly car boot site, flag day and bucket collections. Our aim is to purchase equipment to help improve the quality of life for patients at our hospital.

Porthcawl U3A is a learning co-operative of older people. Its programme includes lectures, educational visits, cultural and social events and a wide range of study and interest groups.

To support and provide worship opportunity for the followers of the Coptic Orthodox and other oriental Orthodox faiths in South West Wales.

Fund raising to promote the work of the Haematology unit at Swansea NHS Trust, and related institutions in Wales, in the support of patients and their families diagnosed with blood cancer diseases e.g. Lymphoma, Leukaemia and Multiple Myeloma. This includes the purchase of equipment not normally provided by the NHS. Also to promote research and disseminate information related to blood cancer.

Bryn Welfare Bowls Club offers community participation in healthy recreation for the benefits of the inhabitants of Bryn and surrounding areas by the provision of facilities for playing flat green bowls. The club facilities are situated in Bryn Park and contact with the club can be made via its website http://brynwelfarebowlsclub.wales

To promote for the benefit of the inhabitants of the electoral ward of Onllwyn and the surrounding area the provision of facilities for recreation or other liesure time occupation of individuals who have need of such facilities by reason of age, youth, infirmity or disablement, financial hardship or social and economic circumstances or for the public at large in the interests of social welfare.

Volunteer supportTechnology advice/supportWalking groupSupport local groupsMental Health and WellbeingDIY WorkshopMusic workshopEnvironment enhancement & community clean-upsAdvice services & training provided through Melin advice centreSupport Initiatives set by Government Agencies

We are a theatre group run for children, young people and adults with physical and learning disabilities, based in Swansea. We work with young people from Swansea and surrounding communities.

WE OFFER AFFORDABLE TRANSPORT TO THE ELDERLY AND DISABLED PEOPLE LIVING WITHIN A TEN MILE RADIUS OF YSTRADGYNLAIS.WE ARE ABLE TO TRAVEL THROUGHOUT WALES

contibutes toward church repairs & adaptations and other charitable activities.

Ensuring that the former Llangiwg Church, a heritage site, remains accessible to the general public on a regular basis by opening the building for tours and visits, and by making it available to anyone as a 'peaceful space' for meditation/quiet time sessions.Developing a programme of talks and lectures about all aspects of Llangiwg and its environs, along with accompanying educational material.

The principal activity of the GMD continues to be that of the provision of means of social engagement and recreational activities, emotional and mental wellbeing, training and support for the Deaf and their friends. In addition the protection and promotion of the welfare and interests of the profoundly deaf in the three counties of Glamorgan, without religious or other distinction.