ABOUT US
Find out who we are, our mission and our team
South Denbighshire Community Partnership is a not-for-profit company and a registered Charity.
South Denbighshire Community Partnership is here to support you in every aspect of your life. We can provide assistance and advice on a wide range of issues, from social isolation and emotional well-being to financial and practical support. Our aim is to empower you to be more independent and live your best life.
Currently we have our main centre in Corwen, manage the Pengwern Hub in Llangollen and provide outreach activities at St. Mael & St Sulien, St Collens and Glyndyfrdwy.
OUR MISSION
Supporting the Community to enable a significant improvement in the wellbeing of the people of South Denbighshire and the surrounding area
MEET OUR TRUSTEES
Michael McNamara
Chair
Roger Hayward
Vice Chair
David Jerman
Secretary
Julian Sampson
Treasurer
Linda Williams
Sheila Hughes
Alistair
Dodd
Helen
Counsell
Graham Timms
Ann Davis
John
Palmer
MEET OUR TEAM
Denise Fairhurst
Kevin Stone
Sally Lloyd Davies
Margaret Sutherland
Community Engagement & Development Manager
Chief Executive Officer
Corwen Centre Manager & Clerk to Trustees
Transport Manager
Crystal
Pinel
Community Development
Co-ordinator Corwen
Jen Naylor
Community Development
Co-ordinator Llangollen
Pam
Gaynor
Receptionist
OUR VOLUNTEERS
It's all about the people at South Denbighshire Community Partnership and we are fortunate to have a team who are passionate about what we do, and will always go the extra mile. Without our Volunteers we simply couldn't survive and we owe them a great deal of gratitude and praise for the million and one things they do every day to support the staff team to make it happen.
Volunteer Community Champions
MEDIA ABOUT US
SDCP NEWS ARTICLES
Corwen-based charity's chief officer in 'disbelief and shock' at news she is set to receive an MBE
The "Angel of Denbighshire's" helping Universal Credit claimants during COVID-19
Corwen Community Group Appeals For Donations And Volunteers To Fight Epidemic
Partnership helps fight rural poverty as community in Corwen area claim almost half a million pounds in benefits
OUR GALLERY