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Aelodau CGGC | WCVA Members Aelodau CGGC | WCVA members MUDDIAD | ORGANISATION FFON | PHONE 2 Wish Upon a Star 01443 853125 A Voice for You * 01686 629951 A2B Active Sport CIC 07791525317 Abbey Road Centre 01248 354888 Aberconwy Domestic Abuse Service 01492 872992 01443 439596 / 01443 Abergorki Community Hall 774374 Aberystruth History and Archaeological Society Aberystwyth And District Hospice At Home Volunteers 01970 62664 / 01970612194 Aberystwyth Group of the Ramblers 01974 241270 Aberystwyth Wheelchair Basketball Club 01970 820063 0870 240 4455 / AbilityNet 07555397391 Access Wales 07421735150 Accessibility Powys (formerly Disability Powys/Anabledd Powys)* 01597 824059 Ace - Action in Caerau & Ely 029 2900 3132 Tudalen 1 o 30 | Page 1 of 30 ACEVO - Association of Chief Executives of Voluntary Organisations 020 7014 4600 Action for Arts Trust Ltd 07899942119 Action for Elders Trust - Swansea 030330 30132 Action on Postpartum Psychosis 07754443922 Active Wales 07985213012 Adoption UK 01295 678435 Adult Learning Wales 029 2023 5277 Advance Brighter Futures, Wrexham 01978 364777 Advice Leading to Public Health Advancement (ALPHA) 07944095584 Advice Mid Wales * 01654 700192 Advocacy Support Cymru 029 2054 0444 Advocacy West Wales/Eiriolaeth Gorllewin Cymru Pembroke 01437 762935 Affordable Talk CIC 07394036733 Age Connects Cardiff and the Vale - Llanishen 02920 683600 Age Connects Morgannwg 01443490650 Age Connects Neath Port Talbot 01639 617333 Age Cymru - Cardiff 029 2043 1555 Age Cymru - Dyfed 01970 615151 Age Cymru - Gwent 01633 763330 Age Cymru - Gwynedd a Môn 01286 677711 Age Cymru West Glamorgan 01792 64 88 66 Age Well Mon 07816575155 Agored Cymru 02920 741064 Albany Road Baptist Church 07896805213 Tudalen 2 o 30 | Page 2 of 30 All Stars Gymnastics Club CIC 07989 413298 All Wales Forum of Parents and Carers of People with Learning Disabilities * Cardiff 029 20 811120 07498 024763 \ 07896 All Wales People First 191382 ALN Peer Support and Advocacy Cymru CIC 07791391773 Alternatives to Violence project wales / Cymru 07720087132 Amelia Trust Farm 01446 782030 Ammanford Food Bank 07760180732 01407 764 947 / Anglesey Food Bank 07557333498 Angling Cymru 01970 820063 Anheddau Cyf 01248 675910 Antioch Centre 01554 741674 Antur Nantlle Cyf 01286 882688 Antur Teifi 01239 710238 Antur Waunfawr 01286 669330 / 650721 Archdiocese of Cardiff 02920 374148 Arts Connection - Cyswllt Celf 01691 648929 Arts Council of Wales - Cardiff 3 029 20441301 Arts Factory 01443 757954 ASD Rainbows 07812 102178 029 2049 0621 / 029 2064 ASH Wales 1101 Ashfield Community Enterprise 01597 826898 Ategi Ltd - 01443 484400 Awen Cultural Trust Ltd 01656 754825 Tudalen 3 o 30 | Page 3 of 30 Bangor Forest Garden Barbara Bus Gwynedd 07484 223 696 Barc community outreach centre 07397575017 Barnardo's Cymru - Trident Court - Cardiff 029 2049 3387 Barod (Head office) 01792 472002 Barry Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) 01446 724001 01978 699041 or 07546 194 Baseline Matters CIC 352 BBC Children in Need in Wales 029 20323240/ 03030 816197 BCA Independent Advocacy Services 01874 625603 Benefit Advice Shop 01745 345145 Bevan Foundation 01685 350938 BGfm Community Radio for Blaenau Gwent 01495 311211 Bike to the Future 07720218499 Black Mountain Centre 01269 823400 Blaenau Gwent Young Stars Ltd 07929045146 01443 771850 (07891) Blaenycwm Chapel 035021 Blaina Heritage Action Group 01495 292025 Blossom & Bloom 07860382106 Bowel Cancer UK 020 7940 1760 Boys' & Girls' Clubs of Wales 02920575705 Bracken Trust Cancer Support Centre 01597 823646 Breaking Barriers Community Arts 01495 420488 Breast Cancer Care Cymru 02920 234070/ 234075 0808 800 6000 Brecon Advice Centre 01874 624595 Tudalen 4 o 30 | Page 4 of 30 Brecon and District Dial-a-Ride (Disabled Club) 01874 624060/ 623884 Brecon Volunteer Bureau 01874 622003 (temp no. until new line ) Bridgend Carers Centre 01656 658479 Bridgend Community Bereavement Support 07379169836 Bridgend County Care and Repair 01656 641090/ 646755 Bridgend County SHOUT 07463649335 Bridgend Foodbank 01656 858713 Bridgend Lifesavers Credit Union Ltd 01656 7729912 Bridges Centre 01600 228665 British Deaf Association Wales 029 20 257707 British Heart Foundation (BHF) Cymru CARDIFF 02920 382406/ 382368 British Liver Trust 01425 481320 / 07852936395 British Lung Foundation Wales (Cardiff) 03000 030 555 British Nuclear Test Veterans Association 07510404034 Briton Ferry Musical Theatre Company 07971663861 Broughton War Memorial Institute 07956137863 / 01352 218309 Brynawel House Alcohol Rehabilitation Centre 01443 226864 Building Communities Trust (BCT) 02921 202280, 07736 158828 BulliesOut 02920 492169 Business in the Community in Wales 029 2078 0050 BUZZ-AH! 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