A warm, welcoming space for the local community
Every Monday • 12.30–3.30pm
Crest, Heol y Gors, Cwmbwrla
Delivered in partnership with CREST (Community, Recovery, Education, Skills and Training), the Penderi Wellbeing Hub now runs alongside Crest’s Wellbeing Café, creating an even more supportive and social space for the local community.
The Penderi Wellbeing Hub is a free, weekly drop-in space designed to support the health and wellbeing of local residents. Whether you’re looking for advice, emotional support, lifestyle guidance or simply a friendly chat, the Hub brings trusted local organisations together in one place.
There are no appointments needed—just come along.
The Penderi Cluster created the Wellbeing Hub to:
In June 2026, Penderi partnered with CREST to expand the Hub's offer, increasing access to wellbeing and mental health support for anyone in the community.
The Hub complements the care provided by local GP practices, community pharmacies and other services.
Everyone is welcome, including:
You do not need a referral or an appointment. Just come along and there will be staff waiting at the door to show you around.
The Hub hosts a rotating programme of local organisations. Below is a summary of what each partner offers.
The hub is now based at CREST. They offer support with mental health and wellbeing in a relaxed, friendly environment.
Whether you’re feeling anxious, overwhelmed, or just need someone to talk to, you’re very welcome to come along. You might want a quick chat over a cuppa, or feel you need more support with your mental health - either way, someone will always be there to listen.
CREST can also help you think about longer-term support if needed and talk through what might help you moving forward. No pressure, just support at your pace.
An out-of-work peer mentoring service. Supporting you with skills, training, confidence building and employability. A person-centred service covering Swansea, Neath and Port Talbot areas for anyone over 16 and unemployed.
Provides free, confidential advice on:
They help residents understand their options and feel more in control of their situation.
They support people and communities to stay connected, independent and well.
They work alongside individuals to build confidence, make connections, get involved in local activities and access support if needed. They also help communities grow by supporting local groups and bringing people together.
NHS Wales’ free stop-smoking service providing:
Provides peer support for people affected by bipolar.
They offer a regular peer support group based at CREST, giving people the chance to share experiences, feel understood and connect with others in a safe, supportive space.
Connects people with nature to support health and wellbeing.
They offer opportunities to take part in outdoor activities, helping improve wellbeing through nature, gentle activity and social connection.
Using 'what matters most?' and 'what is important to you?', the service promotes the importance of future care planning in the wider community to ensure people have the opportunity to document their wishes and preferences in the event they may not be able to do so in the future.
Supports health and wellbeing through community-based activities.
They offer opportunities to get involved in inclusive sessions that promote physical activity, confidence and social connection.
Provides information and awareness on HIV and related health conditions. They offer advice on testing, prevention and tackling stigma, and may attend the Hub with information and informal awareness sessions.
RCS supports individuals to move towards employment, return to work after absence, and stay well in work. They offer a range of support including employability workshops and free therapy sessions, helping people build confidence, develop skills, and improve their overall wellbeing.
Supports local communities to better understand and access NHS screening programmes, such as breast, bowel, and lung screening.
They will provide information, raise awareness, and offer informal support to help people feel more confident about attending screening.
The health board's Waiting Well service supports people who are waiting for planned treatment across Swansea Bay.
It provides information guidance and signposting to help individuals improve their health and wellbeing while they wait for care. By connecting people with local support, healthy lifestyle resources, and self-management tools, the service aims to help people feel more informed, empowered and better prepared for treatment and recovery.
Follow this link to the Waiting Well section of the health board's website.
NeuroKind Careers & Inclusion CIC is a Swansea‑based social enterprise providing personalised, neuroaffirming support for neurodivergent people aged 16 and over.
Their work blends lived experience with professional expertise to offer 1:1 coaching, wellbeing programmes, life‑skills development, employability support, sensory‑friendly spaces, peer connection and neuroinclusive employer guidance.
Is it free?
Yes — everything at the Hub is free.
Do I need an appointment?
No, just come along.
Can I bring someone with me?
Absolutely — friends, family or carers are welcome.
Is there parking?
There is parking outside the venue
How do I find you?
CREST is located on Heol y Gors, just off Cwmbwrla roundabout.
What if I feel nervous or unsure about coming?
That’s completely okay. You can just drop in for a cuppa and a chat—there’s no pressure to take part in anything. There will be staff at the door to assist you.
Do I have to speak to anyone?
No, you can take things at your own pace. You’re welcome to sit and observe or chat when you feel ready.
What kind of support can I get?
A range of support is available, with a strong focus on wellbeing. Different organisations attend each week.
Will the same services be there every week?
CREST and Help Me Quit are there every week, but other organisations attend on a rotating basis. See the section above for the current month.
Can I find out about longer-term support?
Yes, staff and volunteers can talk you through options and help you access ongoing support if needed.
Want to find out more?
Contact CREST: 01792 652101 or crest@swansea.gov.uk
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