Charities in Wales

Anglesey Antiquarian Society & Field Club
http://www.hanesmon.org.uk
Open to anyone interested in the history of the Island of Anglesey. The Society has a programme of visits and lectures; publishes brief reports in its annual Transactions; and publishes books.

BTCV Cymru
http://www.btcvcymru.org
There\'s something for everyone at BTCV Wales. We have all sorts going on to improve the environment, improve your health and improve your skills. Whether you want to go solo or join in with friends or your community, we can help.

Caia Park Partnership Ltd
http://www.caiapark.org
Caia Park Partnership is a registered charity based in Caia Park in Wrexham. The Partnership has been in existence over fifteen years and delivers a needs led service for people on Caia Park.

Monmouthshire, Brecon & Abergavenny Canals Trust
http://www.mon-brec-canal-trust.org.uk
The Trust is dedicated to work together with its partners to restore and bring back to life this 200 year old waterway that kick started the industrial revolution in these valleys.

Cancer Careline
http://www.cancercareline.co.uk
The charity originally grew out of a strong concern for the needs of people affected by cancer. New clients often tell us - \"When my hopsital treatment ended, I felt my support line ended too!\". Since its foundation Cancercareline has helped thousands of clients- patients, carers, family and friends. Client\'s needs are just as important today as they were back in 1985.

Gwrych Castle Preservation Trust
http://www.gwrychtrust.co.uk
In 1997 ASFOG (A Society For the Friends of Gwrych) was founded by Mark Baker and in 2001 it changed its name to Gwrych Castle Preservation Trust and became a registered charity. The Trust had been founded to raise awareness of Gwrych’s plight and also to establish a solution for the conservation and preservation of the castle.

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