A grassroots, peer-led community space in Bangor.

Connection
over
Isolation.

Mondays 10–11am
📍 Garth Community Centre

What to Expect

What to Expect

A Golau Gobaith session is informal. You can arrive during the hour, have a drink, join a conversation, play a game, sit quietly, or simply be around other people.

Coffee, tea and refreshments

Conversation if you want it

Games and gentle activities

Informal peer support

No pressure to talk or take part

Stay for as long or as little as you like

Signposting if more support would help

First session begins in

20

Days

20

Hours

17

Minutes

31 August 2026

What is Golau Gobaith?

What is Golau Gobaith?

What is Golau Gobaith?

What is Golau Gobaith?

Golau Gobaith is a grassroots, peer-led community space in Bangor. It offers an informal, welcoming place where adults can connect with others, have a coffee, talk if they want to, play games, or simply spend time around other people.

Golau Gobaith is a grassroots, peer-led community space in Bangor. It offers an informal, welcoming place where adults can connect with others, have a coffee, talk if they want to, play games, or simply spend time around other people.

Golau Gobaith is a grassroots, peer-led community space in Bangor. It offers an informal, welcoming place where adults can connect with others, have a coffee, talk if they want to, play games, or simply spend time around other people.

The space is built around connection, peer support, community, acceptance, no pressure and no judgement.

The space is built around connection, peer support, community, acceptance, no pressure and no judgement.

Who Might Benefit?

Who Might Benefit?

Golau Gobaith may be useful for adults experiencing mental-health difficulties or difficult periods of life. You might be dealing with:

• depression or low mood

• anxiety or stress

• loneliness or social isolation

• bereavement or loss

• unemployment or financial difficulties

• major life changes

• loss of confidence or connection

• feeling overwhelmed by life

• wanting more connection in the week

You don’t need a diagnosis to attend.

You don’t need to arrive with a particular problem either.

No referral is needed.

There’s a chair waiting.

There’s a chair waiting.

No referral. No pressure. Just come as you are.

No referral. No pressure. Just come as you are.

Join us Monday

Join us Monday

Urgent help

Urgent help

If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, or at risk to themselves or others call 999. For urgent mental health support call NHS 111 and press option 2.