Charities In Pembrokeshire

SOUP provide an outreach service to individuals who are suffering from extreme isolation and are beyond reach of traditional charities who have no family or friends and scarce financial security by providing material and Mental health support. Fundraising and grants for other charities by organising Wellness events and concerts. Mental health support programmes for staff of other charities.

By repairing and maintaining Chapel Bay Fort using volunteers and through fundraising activities, the advancement of education by acquiring, housing, exhibiting and conserving, restoring and repairing objects and collections of educational material.

Payment of veterinary bills where owners cannot afford or are on benefitsHelp with re homing of strays and abused animals

Working with the local community to raise funds to welcome, support and integrate refugees who have been granted leave to remain in the U.K. and who wish to reside in the Cardigan area.

NJCT organises plaque installations - over 100 to date, celebrating notable individuals and groups from the global Afri-Caribbean community, with accompanying receptions and activities during the year throughout the UK and abroad. The annual NJCT Remembrance Day Parade also takes place on the second Sunday of November, on Windrush Square, South London with UK and international representation.

Two main annual fundraising activities during a year are an annual luncheon and a concert. Other events may be arranged.

Provide support to deaf children and their families and help buy special equipment that they may need.

Support Cylchoedd Meithrin and Cylchoedd Ti a Fi in the Pembrokshire area.

Fundraising and organising events for St. Teilo's RC school

The income of the Fund is to be used for the advancement of agriculture (primarily in Pembrokeshire)

Plan, organise and run an annual festival covering all artistic disciplines for the benefit of local residents and to encourage visitors out of season in an area that depends almost totally on the tourist industry

Education/Training

Providing recreational space for villagers including safe upkeep of playing field and sports equipment.

The provision of extra comforts and amenities not otherwise provided from the rates for the residents of the Homes for the Aged knows as Sunnybank, Narberth and Cilwendeg, Boncath.

To assist individuals living in the Eglwyswen parish with their education costs.

The trustees currently have a policy of supporting charitable activities that provide recreational facilities in Lower Fishguard for the benefit of children, that enhance the heritage of the village and in particular their policies are aimed at retaining and displaying for the public benefit any heritage assets donated to the Trust.

The St David's Charity of Dr Jones exists for the benefit of the poor of the parish of St Davids.

The Commodore Trust exists to acquire, restore and operate the former Commodore Hotel in Pembroke Dockyard as a community project and resource. All stages of the project will have a primary focus of providing an educational and employment resource that will enable residents of Pembroke Dock and area to acquire skills relevant to local employment and their personal confidence and well-being.

The Peter Gould Music Trust promotes an annual programme of classical music concerts, usually at Theatr Mwldan in Cardigan, Ceredigion but occasionally at other nearby venues. The concert series features professional musicians including established performers of world-class and talented young musicians who are developing their skills.

Advancement of the Christian faith in Pembrokeshire, other parts of the U.K. and the World in whichever way the directors see fit and in accordance with God's Word, The Bible