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Based in the heart of Craigfelen, this unique project is aimed at improving the lives of local children by supporting the needs of their families, carers and the professionals that surround them.
Since March of 2025, Adenydd has been providing support to families from the Cwtch Community space - providing guidance, training, and knowledge to anyone who wishes to access it.
Our family-focussed support group takes place every Thursday at The Cwtch community centre in Craigfelen. Come along for some coffee and a chat with us!


Services offered as part of the Calon y Gymuned project

We provide a space for parents and carers to discuss their needs while their children play. Our trained staff are here to provide a safe environment and trauma-informed sensory support for your children and give you the right tools for your own needs.
Interested in coming along? Join our Facebook group and stay up to date with our upcoming events.

Book a 50-minute discussion with our Community Psychologist, Rebecca and Adenydd CEO Gela at The Cwtch Craigfelen community space - both of whom have experience and expertise in managing challenging behaviour.
You can also book a home visit from Gela, using our online form, where she will spend time with both you and your child during the discussion.
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How we have left a lasting impact on this area

Craigfelen is in the top 20% of deprived areas in Wales, with a lack of community services being one of the first things locals highlight when speaking with them. There was a palpable sense that people felt like their area had been forgotten, it's not close to the city centre of Swansea, but it's not a typical stop in the mainpoints of the valley either.
One of the most shocking things to hear was the lack of a park for children to play in outside, combined with this lack of accessibility to the heart of their city – those who grew up in Clydach and Craigfelen specifically mentioned the boredom that can arise in somewhere 'cut off'.
The introduction of Calon Y Gymuned allowed us to discover that once we offer an opportunity for those who've felt ignored for a long time, a real chance to feel heard, the result is incredibly powerful. The spirit of a tight-knit area can really allow it to do amazing things with the right tools.

We've been so lucky throughout the months of Calon Y Gymuned with how enthusiastic the parents have been; they have been so keen to participate that we were able to benefit from their involvement, even helping us deliver the project, week in week out.
A few of the mothers from the group were so empowered by the training and community organising that they decided they'd like to start their own charity – Clwb Calon.
With the support of Adenydd helping them get set up and started, with a few overlapping staff members involved in both, this community has built itself an organisation that is unique to the area we came into. Even if Adenydd is needed in another area, services for families of those with ALN are going to continue to be provided, because they have plugged the gap in services themselves.
Ways that you can support us with the Calon y Gymuned project
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Want to make a difference in your local community? Adenydd is looking for dedicated Trainee Project Workers.
Ideally, applicants should have some experience working with children and families, but we are also looking for those without experience and a passion for this kind of work!
Does that sound like you? To get involved, please get in touch!

Calon Y Gymuned currently needs:
Toys for children to play with
Art supplies for children to create with
Food for families to eat while they are with us
Could you provide any of these? Contact us, and we will make an arrangement with you.
Your grants and donations help us to create new projects and expand the capabilities of our existing ones. Thank you.
This important project wouldn't be possible without the funding we have received from the Mynydd Y Gwair Wind Farm Community Fund. Their generosity has enabled us to fund a year long project supporting some of the families in Swansea who need it the most. We want to say a massive thank you to them and look forward to reporting back on the impact their money has made.

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