Community

There are community centres in almost every area in the city. All of the buildings are owned by us and are managed by local people elected to serve on volunteer management committees.

Digital technology underpins almost every aspect of modern living across work, travel, leisure and health, and good internet access is now widely viewed as the '4th utility'.

We are encouraging local residents to shop locally and support their local independent businesses.

Your local area coordinator can help you find advice and support in your community.

The purpose of the Armed Forces Covenant is to encourage local communities to support the Service community in their area and nurture understanding and awareness amongst the public of the issues affecting the Armed Forces community.

Swansea is the second city in the UK to receive City of Sanctuary status and the first Human Rights City in Wales.

We would like to engage all residents through relationship building, partnership working, social activities, and information sharing.

Family centres provide a range of quality community services to children, young people and families to build and strengthen relationships.

There is a range of food support available in Swansea for those in need, from food banks and food share to ready-made takeaway meals, sit-down meals and community shops.