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Swansea charity Faith in Families has welcomed six new trustees including a poverty expert and high-profile business leaders from Swansea. Read more:

Swansea-based charity Faith in Families is celebrating the fact that a record number of businesses have made it their charity of the year, pledging to undertake fundraising activities or deliver in-kind support throughout 2023. Read more:

Swansea charity Faith in Families has announced the results of its Compassionate Christmas Campaign. The innovative campaign, which streamlined the process of donating Christmas presents to families in need, raised £10,000. This enabled Faith in Families to provide a total of 500 presents to families across Swansea. Read more: Swansea charity ‘Faith in Families’ gives thanks for

Compassion is fuelled by understanding and accepting that we’re all made of strength and struggle – no one is immune to pain or suffering. Compassion is not a practice of ‘better than’ or ‘I can fix you’ – its a practice based in the beauty and pain of shared humanity. The whole ethos and values

My family home when I was born is currently ranked in the top area for deprivation in Swansea, but my parents loved it there, with Grandparents, Aunts and Uncles all within a stone’s throw of each other, a real community. Our home caught fire when I was 3 months old, – we were moved temporarily

When we show kindness without judgement, we can really help share in the joy of what Christmas time is known for.  Our children and families are facing a crisis that many have never seen before, they are going into this winter – with zilch. If we are motivated to help, this year more than ever

Money was always tight as I grew up, in a home with a disabled father unable to work, and a mother who made up for it with 3 jobs to keep us going. Treats were saved up for and treasured. Each year I was given a piggy bank to save up odd coins I was

We are aiming to become Swansea City’s official charity partner for the 2022-23 season, and your nomination can help. The club partners with a new charity every year in order to help provide much needed support, fundraising opportunities and publicity to a worthy cause.

I told him for decades that he was my favourite Vicar, he was, and will always be. But he wasn’t just my favourite Vicar – he was so very much more than that, to me.

I remember the first years of Children in Need- saving up 2p pieces in an old whiskey bottle throughout the year ready for the “Big Night”! I excitedly carried the massive bottle into Swansea Centre one night, it was heavy and cumbersome and as I got to the stage the bottle smashed. I spent the