Membership & Support of PAVS
Membership Secretary
Maudie Hughes
maudie.hughes@pavs.org.uk
For more information please contact Maudie Hughes, Governance Officer on maudie.hughes@pavs.org.uk
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Becoming a member of PAVS
What does it mean?
PAVS’ legal structure requires membership. Our members are able to nominate and elect our Trustees each year at our Annual General Meeting
Why become a member?
How do we join?
The membership year runs from 1st January to 31st December and the annual cost is currently £30 If your organisation would like to become a member, please print, and complete the application form and return it to us together with a signed copy of your organisation’s constitution and the completed direct debit instruction (please leave the reference blank).
Your membership is important to us. A strong membership base gives us the mandate to continue to represent and support the third sector in Pembrokeshire, providing a range of locally accessible development, funding and volunteering services that are free of charge or discounted at the point of delivery.
Current Full Members of PAVS are:
Pembrokeshire Counselling Service, Pembrokeshire Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB), Pembrokeshire Care Society, Pembrokeshire Federation of Young Farmers Clubs, Pembrokeshire Voluntary Transport, Pembrokeshire Mencap Ltd – Pembroke, Pembrokeshire Cancer Support Centre, Shalom House – Pembrokeshire, Pembrokeshire Sibling Group, Tenby Museum & Art Gallery, Pembrokeshire FRAME Limited, Tanyard Youth Project Ltd, Lamphey Village Hall, St John’s Community Hall (P/Dock), Rudbaxton Community Association Crundale, St Dogmaels Memorial Hall, Newport Memorial Hall, Narberth and District Community and Sports Association, Canolfan Llwynihirion Brynberian, Queens Hall, Narberth, Advocacy West Wales – Eiriolaeth Gorllewin Cymru Pembroke, Pembrokeshire Samaritans, Span Arts Ltd, Pembrokeshire Federation of Women’s Institutes, Broad Haven Village Hall, Letterston Memorial Hall Limited, Llanteg Village Hall, Reynalton Residents Association, Penally Village Hall, Lawrenny Village (Millennium) Hall, Clarbeston Road AFC, Coronation Hall Dale, Regency Hall Community Centre, Clynfyw Care Farm, Narberth Museum Limited, Fishguard and Goodwick Young Person’s Trust Ltd – ‘Point’, HOPE Multiple Sclerosis Therapy Centre, Pembrokeshire People First, Paul Sartori Foundation, Wales Council for Deaf People, Coastlands Local History Group, Pembroke 21c Community Association Limited (Aka Foundry House Community Centre), Pater Hall Community Trust, Aberjazz, Pembrokeshire Coastal Forum CIC, Johnston Institute, Harriet Davis Trust, Hayscastle Community Woodland, Maenclochog Community Hall, Haverfordwest Civic Society, Hermon Community Resource Centre, Priory House Ltd, Goodwick Brass Band, Sandy Bear Children’s Bereavement Charity, Pembrokeshire Action to Combat Hardship (PATCH), Pembrokeshire Special Needs Gymnastics Club, Transition Bro Gwaun Ltd, Pembroke Dock Heritage Trust Ltd (The), Sign and Share Club, Hayscastle Community Forum, Pembrokeshire Association of Community Transport Organisations PACTO, Pembroke Town Walls Trust, Theatr Gwaun Community Trust, Milford Youth Matters, Preseli Rural Transport Association, Supporting People and Pets through Opportunity and Training (SPPOT) CIC, Haverfordwest Street Pastors, Arcswood Community Interest Company, The VC Gallery, Peninsula Enterprise and Resource Kitty (PERKY), Pembroke Dock Men’s Shed, Dyfed Family History Society, Newport Library Working Group, SwimNarberth, Fishguard Sea Cadets, Freystrop Village Hall, Pembroke Dock Town Team, Camrose Sports Association, Friends of the Mount (Pembs), Tall Ships (Wales) Trust, Friends of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Riding for the Disabled Association Pembrokeshire Group, ATEB Group Limited, Picton Castle Trust, Solva Community Clubhouse, Templeton Community Hall Trust, Mothers Affection Matters CIC (MAMS CIC), PLANED – Pembrokeshire Local Action Network, West Wales Action for Mental Health WWAMH, Pembrokeshire Friends, Yr Hen Ysgol Dinas, Steps2Health Walking Club, Solva Care, Rosemarket Village Hall, Neyland Association Football Club, Tir Dewi, The Singing Village Project, Rotary Club of Pembroke, Y Cerrig Creative Ltd, Dale Community Forum, Croeso Hwlffordd, Friends of Narberth Library, Volunteering Matters – Pembrokeshire, Pembrokeshire Vikings Mixed Ability Rugby Team, The Darwin Centre for Biology and Medicine, Pembrokeshire Pride
Current Associate Members of PAVS are:
Wales Council for Voluntary Action (WCVA), Parkinson’s Disease Society of the UK, Pembrokeshire Branch, Narberth Town Council, Arts Care Gofal Celf, South Wales Area Quaker Meeting- Milford Haven, Business and Employment Support and Training (BEST), jigso childrens centre, Peter Davies, Dewis Centre for Independent Living (Dewis CIL) – Pontypridd, Diverse Cymru, Pembroke Street Pastors, Elite Supported Employment Agency Ltd S.E.A, M S Society Pembrokeshire Group, Age Cymru Dyfed, Dilys Burrell, Rosemary Mecklenburgh, Cwm Arian Renewable Energy, Adlerian Society of West Wales, MS Multiple Sclerosis Society, Tir Coed
For more information on membership please email maudie.hughes@pavs.org.uk or call us on 01437 769422.
How to contact us
See our list of staff contact details and make direct contact with the person you need.
Alternatively our office phone line is open between 9am and 4pm each day on 01437 769422
Our generic email is enquiries@pavs.org.uk
Registered Office: 36/38 High Street
Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire SA61 2DA
Office Hours
Our staff are now working in a hybrid way which means they may not be in the office, but working from other venues or home working. Due to changes in the way we now work, we are not holding meetings or running training events in person from our premises. However, if you wish to meet with a member of staff then please email them directly or call their business mobile number. The staff contact list is kept up to date with the most recent information.
If you do need to call at our premises, we are open from 9.00am to 5.00pm Monday to Thursday and 9.00am to 4.30pm on a Friday (except on Bank Holidays). Between 9am and 10am, and after 2pm, Monday to Thursday and all day Friday you may need to ring the bell (situated on the right hand side of the door). If you are just delivering mail, then please use the letter box on the front door.
Thank you for your ongoing support.
Useful Links
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