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BLACKHILLS COMMUNITY SUPPORTED AGRICULTURE CIC
Offers seasonal veg boxes filled with nutrient-dense produce to local residents, promoting sustainable farming practices through regenerative, no-dig methods. The initiative provides volunteering opportunities and hands-on workshops that focus on vegetable cultivation, food preservation, and wellness activities like walking meditations and sauna experiences. Located in Upper Killay, Swansea, they aim to foster community engagement and enhance access to healthy food while celebrating land-based living and wellbeing.

BLUEGREENCYMRU CIC
Offers bespoke health and well-being workshops in natural settings across West Wales, including woodlands, community gardens, and beaches. Their activities focus on mental health, mindfulness, and community connection, providing options such as yoga, team building, and nature immersion for individuals of all ages and abilities. They particularly support those from diverse cultural and religious backgrounds, aiming to enhance overall wellness through nature-based experiences. Workshops are designed to be inclusive and adaptable to meet specific community needs.

BRECHFA MOUNTAIN BIKE CLUB CIC
Brechfa Mountain Bike Club CIC focuses on the development and maintenance of the mountain bike trail network in Brechfa, working in partnership with Natural Resources Wales and various project funders. The club primarily serves local mountain biking enthusiasts and the broader community by promoting outdoor recreation and sustainable trail practices.

CAE FELIN CSA CIC
Cultivates a thriving, regenerative food system through sustainable agricultural practices on a 7.6-acre site at Morriston Hospital in Swansea. They provide fresh, chemical-free produce via a community-supported agriculture (CSA) box scheme, directly benefiting local families and individuals while sharing surplus with charities and food banks. The organisation also offers volunteering opportunities and nature-based education, focusing on community connection, skills training, and wellbeing. Their unique approach emphasizes regenerative agriculture principles to restore soil health and enrich biodiversity.

CEGIN HEDYN CIC
Operates a community cafe and kitchen that follows a pay-what-you-can model, ensuring access to affordable, wholesome meals for everyone. The initiative primarily serves local residents in Carmarthen, particularly those facing financial challenges, by providing nutritious meals made from fresh, organic, and seasonal produce sourced from their Community Allotment. Additionally, Cegin Hedyn fosters social connections and community engagement through shared meals and collaborative gardening activities, creating a welcoming environment where individuals can volunteer, learn, and grow together.

CELTIC DEEP CONSERVATION C.I.C.
Offers unique, low-impact marine wildlife experiences, including freediving and snorkeling trips off the coast of Pembrokeshire, Wales. They engage individuals of all experience levels, from seasoned adventurers to first-time snorkelers, in exploring the region's rich marine biodiversity. The organization emphasizes marine conservation through educational outreach and impactful research initiatives, aiming to foster a deeper connection between the community and local ecosystems. Their programs include community outreach and conservation projects, ensuring that participants not only enjoy the ocean but also contribute to its preservation.

CHILD OF THE EARTH CIC
Provides joyful and inclusive nature-based experiences aimed at widening access to nature for children and families in Cardigan and the surrounding areas of West Wales. The organization focuses particularly on supporting those with additional needs, including disabilities, neurodiversity, and low income. Their activities foster self-discovery, community connection, and environmental stewardship through outdoor programs. By creating a welcoming environment, they encourage meaningful connections between people and nature.

COED CARIAD C.I.C.
Offers a part-time, nature-based education project for home-educated and flexi-schooled children aged 4 to 13 in Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire. The initiative emphasizes play and self-directed learning, allowing children to explore their interests in a democratic environment. Through collaborative projects and play, children develop essential life skills and qualities such as resilience, creativity, and critical thinking. The program is run by a volunteer group of parents and professional facilitators dedicated to fostering a supportive learning community.

CYFOETH Y COED C.I.C.
Collects surplus apples and other tree fruits from local gardens to support food banks and food sharing initiatives in Swansea. Engages volunteers to help with fruit picking, transportation, and outreach efforts.

CYMBROGI CIC
Empowers learners and educators through innovative educational programs that focus on sustainability, creativity, and collaboration. Their initiatives aim to enhance wellbeing and foster collective learning experiences for a sustainable future.

CYNEFIN FARM CIC
Offers educational programs and community engagement activities that promote countryside culture and sustainable tourism. They provide structured support, including work and skills training, volunteer opportunities, and health initiatives, aimed at enhancing the well-being of local communities, families, and individuals. By connecting people with nature, they foster a sense of community and improve mental health outcomes. Their initiatives are designed to be inclusive, benefiting a wide range of participants in the Newport area.

DIGGING DEEP CIC
Provides outdoor education and mentoring programs aimed at empowering youth and young adults in Swansea. Their activities focus on personal growth, essential life skills, and community engagement through hands-on learning experiences in nature. They cater to a diverse audience, including schools, universities, and community groups, fostering connections and building confidence among participants. Unique programs include community farming and outdoor activities that promote mental well-being and skill development.

EARTHS FARM COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY
Focuses on sustainable agriculture by employing Indigenous practices to produce organic food and handmade skincare products. They primarily support individuals with African, Caribbean, or South Asian roots, aiming to improve health outcomes related to diabetes and high blood pressure. The CIC operates on a farm in Whitland, where they engage the community in activities that promote health and well-being through access to environmentally friendly produce. Their unique approach includes utilizing a polytunnel for organic farming and fostering community connections through shared agricultural practices.

ECODEWI CIC
Engages local communities on the St Davids Peninsula in environmental protection initiatives aimed at tackling the climate emergency and biodiversity crisis. They organize a variety of projects, including beach clean-ups, wildlife conservation efforts, and community food growing programs, all designed to enhance the wellbeing of residents and preserve the local natural environment. EcoDewi also focuses on sustainable energy production and improving recycling practices, encouraging community involvement through volunteer opportunities. Their approach emphasizes collaboration with local people to address environmental issues effectively.

EDENKIND C.I.C.
Pioneers sustainable solutions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through community grow-projects, eco land development, and educational courses. They promote environmental awareness and biodiversity to address the climate crisis and support local communities.

FFYNNONE COMMUNITY RESILIENCE C.I.C.
Focuses on building community resilience in North East Pembrokeshire through sustainable agriculture and environmental stewardship. They offer educational programs, community gardens, and access to organic produce, benefiting local residents and growers. Their initiatives include youth support activities, community meals, and environmental campaigns aimed at reducing food miles and promoting sustainable living. By uniting the community, they empower individuals to tackle pressing challenges and create self-sustaining systems.

GARDEN WILD PLANTS CIC
Provides a community space designed to foster biodiversity and sustainable gardening practices through the cultivation of native wild plants. The initiative includes free workshops and educational resources aimed at local communities, schools, and conservation efforts in Cilgerran and surrounding areas. By creating a wildlife forest garden, they enable direct democracy and nature recovery, encouraging community participation in local decision-making. Their collaborative approach with local organizations aims to empower individuals to create their own community spaces.

GLASBREN CIC
Offers community-supported agriculture (CSA) services, providing locally grown vegetable boxes and volunteering opportunities through a regenerative community vegetable garden. They engage individuals and families in Carmarthenshire, promoting sustainable food practices and environmental education. Their initiatives include teaching about food growing, plant medicine, and sustainable living, while also creating community gardens and habitats for wildlife. Glasbren aims to make local food and nature accessible to all, fostering a deeper connection to the land and seasonal eating.

GOWER ELECTRIC COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY
Provides sustainable energy solutions by supplying renewable electricity to local residents and businesses in Swansea. They focus on promoting energy efficiency and reducing carbon footprints through community energy projects. Gower Electric allows customers to switch to locally produced green energy, ensuring that profits are reinvested back into the local community. Their unique approach includes offering competitive tariffs that aim to be under the price cap while providing clean energy options.

GOWER UNEARTHED CIC
Provides unique educational experiences focused on the myths, legends, and natural history of the Gower Peninsula. They engage children and the community through hands-on learning activities, including guided historical walks and various heritage projects. Their initiatives, such as the Gower Young Archaeologists’ Club and coastal archaeology programs, benefit local schools and community members. By connecting participants with the region's distinct geographical features and heritage, they foster a deeper appreciation for Gower's cultural and agricultural history.

GREEN SCENE SWANSEA CIC
Green Scene Swansea CIC organizes monthly gardening volunteer sessions at Brynmill Primary School in Swansea, engaging local residents, parents, students, and teachers in activities such as weeding, planting, and watering. Their initiatives aim to enhance the school grounds, promote environmental awareness, and foster community cohesion while providing educational opportunities in gardening and sustainability.

INCREDIBLE EDIBLE CARMARTHENSHIRE CIC
Promotes community gardening and sustainable food practices by helping local residents and organizations establish and revitalize gardening projects. They provide expert advice, resources, and hands-on support to engage the community through educational activities and gardening events. Their unique approach fosters connections among community members while celebrating local food and encouraging environmental awareness. Operating primarily in Carmarthenshire, they aim to create kind, confident, and connected communities through their initiatives.

LAMMAS EARTH CENTRE CIC
Offers transformative workshops, retreats, and accredited practitioner training in Natural Shamanism and sustainable living. They empower individuals and communities seeking deeper connections with nature and personal growth through eco-friendly practices and holistic healing experiences. Located in the Lammas Ecovillage in Pembrokeshire, their programs include online courses, ceremonies, and sound healing training, catering to those interested in natural living and spiritual development.

LANDED FUTURES COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY
Supports landowners and land managers in the UK by providing strategic guidance and creative solutions to promote environmental stewardship and community resilience. Engages young people through initiatives that foster a connection to the British landscape and encourage ecological awareness.

LEND ENGINE CIC
Lend Engine CIC is a community-focused initiative based in Cardigan that facilitates the borrowing of various items, promoting a sharing economy and reducing waste. Their services primarily benefit local residents by providing access to essential goods and resources without the need for purchase.

LIFE AT NO.27 C.I.C.
Provides practical group and one-to-one gardening and wellbeing therapy sessions aimed at improving mental health and self-esteem. They primarily support individuals experiencing mental health challenges, low confidence, and social isolation in Swansea and surrounding areas. Their unique approach combines nature, conversation, and hands-on activities to foster human connection and personal growth. Additionally, they offer school programmes and community events to engage a wider audience and promote mental wellbeing.

MAKE AND MEND WORKSHOP C.I.C.
Offers upcycled furniture and upholstery restoration services while running community workshops that empower local residents to learn sustainable skills. The workshops focus on teaching participants how to upcycle their own furniture and utilize traditional upholstery techniques. Operating in Carmarthen, they aim to reduce waste and prevent furniture from ending up in landfill, benefiting individuals in the local community. Their unique approach emphasizes the use of natural and sustainable materials to create bespoke handmade furniture.

MAKEPEACE STUDIO CIC
Offers creative workshops focused on sustainable textiles, including free botanical dye sessions and courses in sewing, repurposing, and patchwork quilting. These activities are designed to support local residents, particularly those with mental health needs, by fostering community engagement and promoting well-being through creativity and environmental awareness. Participants are encouraged to reconnect with nature and each other through hands-on learning experiences. The studio operates in South Pembrokeshire, West Wales, and emphasizes creativity as a means to enhance mental health and community connection.

NATUREWISE COMMUNITY FOREST GARDEN C.I.C.
Operates a 5-acre forest garden in Cardigan, providing a space for community engagement, environmental education, and sustainable food production. The CIC offers local residents and visitors opportunities to volunteer, learn about eco-friendly practices, and access chemical-free food through their Eco shop. They host regular open days and events to foster community involvement in planting and developing the garden, thereby enhancing the connection to nature. Naturewise promotes permaculture principles and sustainable living, making it a hub for environmental awareness in West Wales.

PATCH OF THE PLANET CIC
Offers courses and workshops focused on sustainable gardening and nature conservation, empowering individuals to create thriving outdoor spaces that benefit both people and wildlife. The organization provides resources such as video tutorials, ebooks, and community support to enhance skills in horticulture and environmental stewardship. They operate in Pembrokeshire, targeting local communities and individuals interested in enhancing their connection to nature. Their unique '10 steps to a Nature Garden' program guides participants through transforming their gardens into eco-friendly habitats.

PEMBROKESHIRE BUILT HERITAGE COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY
Focuses on the preservation of Pembrokeshire's historical architecture through traditional heritage building skills training and community-driven initiatives. They provide practical training opportunities aimed at empowering local communities, heritage enthusiasts, and young people in rural Wales to pursue careers in heritage conservation. Their approach emphasizes hands-on education and local partnerships, ensuring that historical sites and skills remain vibrant and accessible. By addressing a vital skills shortage, they help equip the next generation with the necessary tools to carry forward the region's unique heritage.

POBL TIR MÔR CIC
Engages individuals and communities in Pembrokeshire through innovative projects focused on environmental awareness and sustainability. Offers workshops on marine life and recycling, along with community consultations to enhance health and well-being services.

PROSIECT2020 CIC
Promotes a wellbeing economy by collaborating with businesses, public bodies, and community organizations in the Ceredigion-Preseli area of West Wales. They offer services aimed at enhancing ethical practices and developing sustainable initiatives, particularly focusing on supporting charities and community organizations through reduced-rate or pro-bono offerings. Their approach emphasizes the importance of social and ecological wellbeing in economic decisions, fostering a mindset that prioritizes the collective good. The team consists of experienced professionals dedicated to driving positive change for local communities and future generations.

REDBERTH CROFT CIC
Provides hands-on agricultural activities, workshops, and social programs aimed at supporting adults with Additional Learning Needs (ALN) and veterans. The CIC focuses on fostering personal growth and social inclusion to combat isolation and enhance well-being. Operating near Tenby, they create a sustainable and eco-conscious community environment where individuals can connect and thrive together. Their initiatives emphasize community-driven education and environmental stewardship.

REWILD GOWER CIC
Offers forest school programs, ecotherapies, and wellbeing activities that connect individuals of all ages with nature in Gower, South Wales, while promoting ecological awareness and restoring local habitats.

SERO CARMARTHENSHIRE CIC
Operates a Community Environment Centre in Carmarthen, focusing on sustainability initiatives and community engagement. They offer a Scrap Store that promotes recycling and resource reuse, providing local communities with access to materials and resources. Sero hosts various events, including workshops and a monthly Repair Café, which encourages community members to repair items instead of discarding them. Additionally, they run a Library of Things, allowing residents to borrow tools and equipment, fostering creativity and environmental responsibility.

SILBERS CIC
Delivers educational programs and community initiatives focused on transforming lives through education, play, and nature-based activities. Their services include woodland management programs, greenwood furniture making courses, and outdoor activities designed to enhance well-being and reduce isolation for disadvantaged individuals and families. Operating primarily in South West Wales, they collaborate with local schools and community organizations to foster engagement with nature and promote sustainable practices. Unique programs like the Woodlands School initiative at Henry Tudor School exemplify their commitment to hands-on learning and environmental stewardship.

SUMMIT GOOD CIC
Operates Brynbori Farm, a 70-acre agroforestry and woodland conservation project in Swansea, focusing on sustainable agriculture and biodiversity enhancement. They cultivate vegetables, flowers, and a diverse range of trees while collaborating with local organizations to improve access to fresh produce and educational opportunities. Their initiatives aim to empower the community by promoting eco-friendly practices and fostering long-term partnerships that benefit both the environment and local residents. Through their consultation services, they also support other environmental and community enterprises in implementing sustainable practices.

THE ELEMENTAL ADVENTURES PROJECT CIC
Offers nature connection activities aimed at enhancing health and wellbeing for individuals of all ages and abilities. Their services include forest school, bushcraft, heritage skills, nature-based crafts, mindfulness, music, storytelling, and woodland management volunteering. Based in Cardigan, West Wales, they focus on fostering a sense of curiosity and confidence through immersive experiences in natural environments. The CIC promotes environmental awareness and mental health through community engagement and outdoor adventures.

THE SHARED PLATE CIC
Offers ethical catering services that are seasonal and sustainable, focusing on community engagement through cooking and growing initiatives. They aim to support individuals of all ages by providing programs that foster resilience and connection within communities. Profits from their catering services are reinvested into community projects that promote well-being and social cohesion. Operating primarily in Swansea, they emphasize the importance of local food sourcing and sustainability in their practices.