George Williams House

YMCA Cardiff Group has developed 18 self-contained apartments to support Cardiff in combating homelessness.

July 2026 Successful Applicants

Swansea Foodbank

April 2026 Successful Applicants

Call of the Wild – Development Trust

Tier 2 Successful Applicant

January 2026 Successful Applicants

October 2025 Successful Applicants

July 2025 Successful Applicants

YMCA Cardiff Young Carers Trip to Disneyland Paris

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Horatio’s Gardens Wales

The Wallich – Cardiff Solutions service, Latest News

April 2025 Successful Applicants

January 2025 Successful Applicants

The Wallich – Cardiff Solutions service.

HCPT Group 99

Food for Life

Forget Me Not Chorus

Taff’s Well Pacemaker’s Walking Rugby Team

Barry Town United Girls U13’s Football Team

Big Moose Coffee Co Mental Health Project

LATCH Welsh Children’s Cancer Charity

Love Wales

Cardiff City Ladies FC

Rhondda Hub For Veterans

Spinal Injuries Association

Brecon Mountain Rescue

Margam Youth Centre

George Williams House

YMCA Swansea Young Carers Room

Crafty Cuppas Pontypridd

The Community Impact Initiative

The Wallich – Flexible Fund

Oasis Cardiff Bike Project

‘Find Your Voice’ Therapeutic Family Support Project

TAVS Food Co-op

Christmas Hampers From Abersychan School

Horatio’s Garden Wales

The No Fit State Circus; a Cardiff based Circus Programme for Communities First areas

Jake Moore: YMCA 19th World Council

Llandaff 50+

Help to complete a new conservatory at Llwynfedw Gardens

Sunshine After-School Club

Chomp – Albany Road Baptist Church

Barry Athletic U11 Football Team

TAVS Centre Maintenance

Keep Wales Tidy

Look Who’s Walking Cardiff

The Dusty Shed

Barry Athletic Cricket All Stars Junior Teams

New Printer for Wenvoe Community Library

Whitmore Bay SLSC

Andrew Templeton, Chief Executive of YMCA Cardiff Group, said:

“George Williams House signifies an important step for the YMCA  in supporting Cardiff Council to break the cycle of homelessness in the city. 

Formerly a theatre and sports hall, the project contains 18 self-contained apartments, developed with the aim to create more move on opportunities for YMCA service users.

The apartments will be offered to those in employment in the first instance and will allow our service users to build on their independent living skills. The 18 apartments received referrals on opening and already, the development is full. Our team have supported each service user to transition from hostel living.

 

This building was formally opened on 11th February 2022 by Councillor Lynda Thorne.

 

The YMCA would like to thank the 1910 Trust for their continuing support, especially with the redevelopment of an underutilised space and providing necessary capital funding to ensure the project did not stall. Our team and service users are incredibly grateful.”

 

 

Photos taken by YMCA Cardiff Group.

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