With information on local opportunities, Swansea Volunteer Centre can provide all the support you need to start volunteering - one to one advice and guidance, face to face, by phone or email. Get in touch. Read more
Caredig are a registered social landlord (RSL) based in Swansea. They were established in 1975 to meet the housing needs of families, older and more vulnerable people. Read more
Shelter Cymru help thousands of people each year across Wales who are affected by the housing emergency by offering free, confidential and independent advice. Read more
BikeAbility Wales is a charity that provides cycling opportunities to people of all ages and abilities to give the opportunity to improve their physical health and psychological well-being through cycling. Read more
Media Academy Cymru (MAC) deliver a range of innovative projects to meet the changing needs of children, young people and their families across Wales. Read more
Each year Citizens Advice Swansea Neath Port Talbot help over 5,000 local people, and give advice on around 20,000 different issues. They offer a range of specialist advice and support services, such as debt, welfare benefits, budgeting, fuel advice, for people of all ages and conditions. Read more
Here you will find the papers, Impact Report and Statement of Accounts for the SCVS AGM 2023, taking place online at 4.30, Tuesday 12th December 2023. Read more
The Niger Delta Youth Association (NDYA) is an organisation committed to empowering and supporting young individuals from the Niger Delta region who reside in England and Wales. Read more
Sunflowers Wales is a non-profit community group established by Ukrainian volunteers in Wales in May 2022 to support those affected by Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Read more
Launched on 1 March 2022 during the Covid lock-down, the Support Group is an Association that covers Swansea, Gower, Neath, Port Talbot and the surrounding areas. Read more
Swansea Poverty Truth Commission is an independent initiative hosted by SCVS. The Commission was launched in October 2022 at the Taliesin Arts Centre, Swansea. Read more
As the Community Commissioners started the process of building relationships within the group and preparing for the launch event, we were put in touch with, and had the privilege of working with local artist, Rose Davies and Swansea based Chilean photographer, Humberto Gatica. Read more
The first Poverty Truth Commission (PTC) took place in Glasgow in 2009 and since then, there have been over a dozen successful commissions across Scotland and England. Read more