Charities In Pembrokeshire

Provides land and facilities for sport and recreation purposes for the inhabitants of Haverfordwest.

THE PRINCIPAL ACTIVITY IS THE PROVISION OF MUSICAL INSTRUCTION IN THE PLAYING OF BRASS INSTRUMENTATION. THE BAND MEMBERS ALSO ENTER LOCAL AND NATIONAL BRASS BAND COMPETITIONS, AND PERFORM AT CONCERTS AND OTHER CHARITY EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE REGION.

Community Hall - The Hall is used by members of the community to hold a variety of activities e.g. fundraising, sport, social and educational events.

To lease the charity's property and facilities for charitable use in support of specialist educational and training provision for young people with special educational needs.

Promotion of life long learning for the elderly or retired through activity groups under guidance from the Third Age Trust

progressive activities and awards for all age groups

Religious worship

Clynderwen Playing Fields Committee is a registered charity number 1208470 and is based in Clynderwen, Pembrokeshire, West Wales.The Charity is to provide and maintain for the inhabitants of Clynderwen and the local area. In the interests of social welfare, playing fields and facilities for recreation and leisure time for the purpose of improving their mental health and physical well being.

Homeless Pembrokeshire (Also known as Homeless Carmarthenshire) is a charity operating in the Welsh counties of Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire. The charity aims to alleviate the hardship for people who find themselves street homeless, or who are on the brink of homelessness.

A particular focus of all our activity is helping us to help ourselves as a community. Health and well being - Yoga, meditation, cultural events, annual Eisteddfod, Social occasions, Horticultural show and educational evenings. After refurbishment of the building, we intend hosting other activities as required by the community.

East Williamston Community and Hall Association owns and administers the East Williamston Community Hall for the benefit of all without discrimination. The East Williamston Community and Hall Association owns and administers 22 allotments and leases to the East Williamston Community Council an area of 18 acres used as park and nature trail

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

Through local activities we raise money for distribution to local good causes and charities

To provide building and facilities for other organisations within the Village

To provide the opportunity for disabled children and adults to horse ride for the benefit of their health and well being

Scouting Activities with young people aged 4-18.Squirrel Scouts 4-5Beaver Scouts 6-8Cub Scouts 8-101/2Scouts 101/2 - 13Young Leaders (affiliated to Explorers) 14-18

Raffles, Disco's, Xmas Fayre, Sports Day, St David's Day, Summer BBQ,

Hold a once-weekly club night from 3-30pm - 7-00pm Tuesdays, to provide a cooked meal on arrival, then social activities eg playing snooker, boccia, darts, table-tennis, plus other board games, television, painting/drawing, art activities.

All activities are based on the promotion of the Christian testimony through religious meetings and services that strengthen and uphold the spiritual needs of not only members but also the general public and thus mankind in its entirety. It plays an active part in support of all relevant humanitarian organisations.

Regional Bowls League and Competitions and also compete in Internationals and Home Nations Tournaments, fundraising activities to support players attending International and Home Nations Tournaments.

To promote, improve. develop and maintain public education in and appreciation of the art and science of choral music in all its aspects by the presentation of public concerts and by such other means as the singers shall from time to time determine.To advance education in the arts by setting up and training a children's and youth choir to perform and entertain.

To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of the neighbourhood in association with local authorities and voluntary organisations in a common effort to provide facilities in the interest of social welfare, recreation and leisure time occupation, thus improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants.

Llysyfran YFC provides a meeting place for young people in the rural community around LLysyfran and neighbouring communities. It has a stronghold of around 80 members aged between 10 and 26.

To advance the education of the general public in the history of World War Two. In particular, restoration and interpretation of important World War Two strucures, in Carew Cheriton Pembrokeshire and throughout the county of Pembrokeshire..We have also developed a museum and educational facilities .We are open to the general public and have organised group visits from schools and clubs etc