All are welcome at our 2 drop-ins every week!
Join us for friendship, chat, support, games, food, learning English, and more…

Friday drop-in
Every Friday 4pm – 7pm
at St James’ Church Parish Centre, Walter Road, Swansea SA1 4QA

Saturday drop-in
Every Saturday 12pm – 3pm
at York Place Baptist Church,
York Street, Swansea SA1 3LZ
SASS is a place for asylum seekers, refugees, and other local people.
New volunteers are always welcome – refugees, asylum seekers, anyone – you can help. Contact us.
Drop-in Update
The Saturday drop-in at York Place Baptist Church will be closed during July and August.
The Saturday drop-in will reopen on Saturday 5th September.
The Friday drop-in at St James Church will be open as usual every week.

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