The new Community Hub of Well-being Services is a unique one-stop shop for information, advice, guidance and support in your area. Staffed by local agencies, the hub is a community resource that will help you find something when you don’t know where to start.
Have you felt that your hobbies and interests have enriched your life? Brought you some joy and made you happier? Do you feel that you are more interesting or a more well-rounded person?
There are so many ways in which Carmarthenshire citizens actively pursue their interests and often, without realising, are acquiring new skills, knowledge and experience in these areas.
Our passions can help reduce stress and are great for our mental health, they are perfect self-care activities.
The morning was extremely lively with free refreshments, cakes, biscuits and a raffle.
It was so pleasing to see a group of citizens (31) ranging from a well behaved 9 weeks old baby (Orinoco) to also well behaved young at hearts, I was chatting to a lovely 91 year gent.
Awareness events calendar
Throughout the year, we recognise and celebrate a number of significant dates. On these pages you can find all the noted days for the year. Please note these pages are regularly updated.
Free start up surgeries
Set up your own care or support service
Every Tuesday from 3rd October 2023 from 10-2pm
In person at Carmarthen Hub
Following the success of the initial drop-in held at Pencader Family Centre, on October 19th 2023, and Llandysul on December 07th 2023 - Nacro's Community Gateway Officer has exciting news to share:
More information can be found on the listings/events section of Connect Carmarthenshire.
Established in July 2015, The CAE has expanded its vision and mission from being an African Centered Organisation, to enable it to meet the rising needs of all ethnic minority communities within and around Swansea.... and now moving into Carmarthenshire
Contact: Jamie.Horton@cavs.org.uk Community Volunteering Development Office
Reconnecting Carmarthenshire CIC has been an amazing find” states Robert from Nacro. “They will provide arts and craft materials for citizens and these will be shipped in time for a month’s activities that will be delivered on-line via Zoom.
Connected Communities Sir Gâr is a celebration of everything that makes Carmarthenshire great.
We want to recognise the people and communities across our county who are taking action to share kindness, help us feel a sense of belonging, make new friends, and reach out to all of our residents.
A brand new digital app to help individuals across Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire track their overall wellbeing has launched today.
Funded by the Welsh Government’s Transformation Funds, the easy-to-use downloadable Connect to Wellbeing app is a personalised wellbeing planning tool that can be used to help individuals measure their own wellbeing.
Carmarthenshire’s Food Network is for anyone within the county who is supporting to feed its residents.
We’re joining together across the county to battle food poverty.
The inaugural meeting took place on February 10th 2021 with over 60 participants contributing.
The key principals of the network are to:
Connect with like minded individuals to alleviate food poverty across the county;
Share resources, skills, experience, knowledge and volunteers
Support one another to support our citizens
On 8th November 2023 the first 45 minute session will start at 10am the first exercise session will be delivered to citizens of Cwm Aur. £2.50 per session.
Paul Jones, Ceredigion Health Interventions Coordinator pulled out all the stops to getting the project off the ground
The pilot will run weekly until Christmas where it will be evaluated and it is hoped that it will continue into 2024!
For an update check in with our stories: Click here
The DPJ Foundation is a Welsh mental health charity to support those in agriculture and rural communities with mental health problems.
