Volunteering has always been an important part of how I serve Pembrey and Burry Port. Alongside my role as your County Councillor, I’m proud to give my time to the local organisations that make a real difference in people’s lives every day. This page highlights the groups I volunteer with, the incredible work they do, and the ways you can get involved or to become involved with many other organisations that are always looking for volunteers. Our community is strongest when we stand alongside the organisations that support us — and I hope you’ll join me in celebrating them and, where you can, lending a hand.
Learn MoreVolunteering with Llais means a great deal to me because it gives people a genuine voice in the health and social care services they rely on. I’m proud to be part of an organisation that listens carefully to real experiences — good and bad — and makes sure that feedback reaches the decision‑makers who can improve services. What matters most to me is that Llais actively seeks out those whose voices are too often overlooked, ensuring that everyone in our communities is heard and valued. Being able to support that work, and help shape a healthier Wales that truly reflects people’s needs, is something I find incredibly rewarding.
Learn MoreOur Armed Forces community has given so much through service at home and overseas, and it’s important that we recognise that commitment not just in words, but through practical help when it’s needed most. Volunteering with SSAFA allows me to play a small part in ensuring that those who have served, and the families who stand behind them, are never left to face those challenges alone.
Learn MoreCarmarthenshire Youth Support Service brings youth work and youth justice staff together to deliver youth support services across Carmarthenshire. A service that provides a robust range of support from open access to specialised support, enabling children, young people and young adults from 10-25 years of age to access what they need, when and where they need it so that they can reach their full personal, social and educational potential.
Learn MoreThe Pembrey & Burry Port Amelia Earhart Community Group... We are a passionate, volunteer-led community group dedicated to celebrating the remarkable legacy of Amelia Earhart, who made history when she arrived in Burry Port on June 18th, 1928—becoming the first woman to cross the Atlantic by air, as part of the crew of the seaplane "Friendship".
Learn MoreThis project was undertaken by a community volunteer group, led by Edward Davies, with HLF funding to help make the industrial and maritime heritage of the area more visible and show how important it was for the development of the town and also for its future.
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