The ACC is committed to breaking down barriers, promoting participation and community cohesion as well as facilitating a better understanding of African culture within our local community

We run – A Youth Club – 4 nights a week..A Play club – 3 nights a week …& A Drop-in Information Facility for young school leavers -3 days a week…Also Play-schemes for 5-15 year olds throughout school holidays.

ASH Wales (Action on Smoking and Health) is the leading voluntary organisation in Wales tackling tobacco use.

‘To assist in the process of moral, cultural, mental and physical development of young people, so as to ensure a smooth transition to adult life and its responsibilities

We are a volunteer-led humanitarian organisation that helps people in crisis, whoever and wherever they are

Dr M’z is a user-led, youth drop-in centre managed by Carmarthen Youth Project for young people aged 11-25. We provide a comfortable, safe, stimulating and informative place for young people to meet

Challenge Wales is a 72-foot sail-training vessel for young people aged 12-25 years. Helping young people learn life skills such as team building, communication, respect for others, responsibility and self-esteem. Challenge Wales is perfect for giving them a challenge and helping them broaden their horizons. Based in Wales, Challenge Wales is ideal for groups of up to 10 young people and two group leaders. Trips can be from a few hours to a day or two or longer anf tailored specifically to the groups objectives. No sailing experience is necessary to take part. Challenge Wales operates a Bursary Fund which may enable young people aged 12-25 years (whether as a group or as an individual) to tap into funding to contribute to their voyage costs. The Bursary Fund is subject to availability and eligibility at the time and can be used for matching-funding in some cases. Challenge Wales 20 Glebe St Penarth CF64 1EE 029 2070 4657 reservations@challengewales.org @ChallengeWales www.challengewales.org

CaST Cymru is the national organisation that uses innovative ways to support lifelong learning throughout Wales. Our vision is of a Wales where everyone has the chance to improve their learning and well-being. We do this by helping to open up learning opportunities that are accessible to everyone, through: • Working to address the needs of children and young people, schools, families and communities. • Working with statutory and voluntary agencies. • Sharing knowledge of ‘what works’ with others. • Acting as advocates for different ways of improving learning and well-being. CaST Cymru provides a wide range of programmes, projects, training, support, resources and events which are either: • Supported by specific funding which means that we can provide services free or at subsidised rates; or • not supported by specific funding so we have to make charges for the services we provide. CaST Cymru Unit 1 Forest Studios Ceinws Machynlleth Powys SY20 9HA 0771 398 4680 / 01654 761 568 pam.boyd@castcymru.org.uk @CaST_Cymru www.castcymru.org.uk  

Community Music Wales (CMW) is a registered charity and company limited by guarantee, which was incorporated in 1990. CMW is an organisation that works nationally. Its primary aim is to contribute to the empowerment of disadvantaged groups and individuals by enabling them to participate in creativity and learning through participation in music making. CMW provides a wide range of music activity, including workshops, training and mentoring to communities across Wales. We have a reputation for excellence and currently operate with eight members of staff and around eighty community music tutors and mentors. It has offices in Cardiff and Caernarfon and provides a fully bilingual programme of work. Our delivery of grass roots activity centers on participatory music workshops providing opportunities for creative music making to those who live in disadvantaged communities and have little or no access to the arts. The majority of our projects target people who are disadvantaged or suffer from social exclusion and aim to improve self-confidence, motivation and self-esteem. CMW’s work is often client led, and engages with groups with specific needs including disabled people, homeless people, those with drug or alcohol problems and young offenders. We are one of the few established Accreditation centres within community music and regularly write new units which form part of the national framework. CMW’s greatest achievement is the way it continually develops new work – always innovative, always responding to the changing needs of Wales. Address: Unit 8 24 Norbury Road Fairwater Cardiff CF5 3AU Contact details: Tel: 02920 838 060 Email: admin@communitymusicwales.org.uk http://communitymusicwales.co.uk Twitter: @CMW_CGS

Working with young people to help them access employment opportunities in the construction industry