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This project is no longer delivered by Volunteering Matters, but we have kept this page as part of our archive to share learning and impact. If you are interested in discussing this work or exploring similar opportunities, please get in touch with our Partnerships team.

Pembrokeshire Community Hub

  • The Hub is a ‘one stop shop’ for information, advice information and signposting across the County of Pembrokeshire
  • We work in partnership with PAVS, PCC, HDHB
  • Volunteering opportunities are available for assisting within the Hub and out in the Community
  • A choice of fascinating roles are available for the Community Volunteering role

A one-stop shop for advice, guidance, information and signposting describes the new Pembrokeshire Community Hub. This is a new community resource available for all Pembrokeshire residents to access.

This service is run by Pembrokeshire Association of Voluntary Services (PAVS) with partners Hywel Dda Health Board, Pembrokeshire County Council and Volunteering Matters.  While based in the PAVS office in Haverfordwest it also provides outreach provision across the County.

Volunteering Matters Pembrokeshire, working in partnership with the incredible Hub staff, recruit volunteers by offering an exciting range of volunteering opportunities. Requests seeking support and assistance arrive via the Hub daily and range from face to face  befriending right through to dog walking and travelling companions.

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Project funded by the Regional Intergenerational Fund, Welsh Government

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