A Llanelli charity hope to break the stigma around mental health this November as they say 15 men are lost to suicide every year in Camarthenshire.
Llanelli Mind have partnered with local football team Evans and Williams FC for the campaign to reduce stigma and raise awareness of the need for mental health support.
Chris Ferrier told That's TV how they want to target preventative measures to reach people before it gets to crisis point.
New energy efficient council homes being built in Manselton hope to tackle demand for accommodation.
Andrea Lewis told That's TV how the site's construction will provide opportunities for local apprentices.
Swansea Council
New disability champions hope to help companies in Swansea improve access at their venues.
Piws are to recruit a team of young disability champions to review the accessability of venues and facilities and offer feedback on how they can be made more accessible and inclusive.
Piws founder, Davina Carey Evans told That's TV how the scheme hopes to support these venues to understand challenges faced by people with disabilities.
A volunteer group working to restore Swansea historic waterways have reached another significant milestone.
Swansea Canal Society had a grand opening for their new Canal Centre as they celebrated their achievements and progress in up the bringing life back to the network of canals in Swansea.
A Swansea man who says the support gained from his guide dog has been life changing and hopes to help others get the same.
Alan Garner is supporting Guide Dog Guide Dogs Cymru's Puppy Appeal to help them raise funds to train more dogs who can support blind or partially sighted people to be more independent.
He told That's TV how their support has helped him get out and about.
A Llanelli woman says her partner would have bled to death if Prince Philip Hospital's minor injuries unit had not been open after an eight-inch shard of glass pierced his back.
Rachel Beckett's partner Dwayne suffered a deep wound when he fell through a glass greenhouse.
Rachel and Dwayne told That's TV how they believe being able to attend the MIU at the time they did saved his life.
A Swansea fundraisers have helped collect over £22,000 to support the training of guide dogs.
Guide Dogs Cymru's puppy appeal month has seen a variety of event across the city as they raise money to train new guide dogs for those in need.
Guide Dog Cymru's Deborah Rees told That's TV how guide dogs can open the world up for so many.
A Swansea man’s charity challenge inspired by his father’s cancer diagnosis surpassed its fundraising target reaching over £7,000.
Ken Goddard originally aimed to raise £5,000 for the South West Wales Cancer Centre, which cared for his aunty, Lucy Powell, who was diagnosed with breast and liver cancer.
Ken told That's TV that he was grateful his father could see him through the series of challenges before he passed away.
Swansea Bay Health Charity
Cronfa Ganser De-Orllewin Cymru / South West Wales Cancer Fund
The RSPCA has revealed that the average length of time their animals are having to wait before someone adopts them has risen by almost a third in the last 5 years.
Three year old Staffordshire Bull Terrier Billy, has been at Llys Nini Rspca for 285 days and Gary Weeks told That's TV that more specific requirements have made it challenging to rehome animals like Billy.
A joint exhibition at Neath Community Centre features artwork from local art groups Llansawel Art Group and Pontardawe Art Club.
Llansawel Art Group Trustee Julia Bowen told That's TV that celebrating local talent is especially needed for areas like Neath.
Neath Arts Festival
