Llanelli, a market-town in Carmarthenshire, is situated in a stunning location on the South Wales coast. Historically, Llanelli played an important role within industry in the region, exporting coal from three small docks, along with copper and tin which was produced in the town itself. Spiritually, the town played a significant part in the nineteenth century Welsh revival.

Much of the life of the World Horizons Llanelli team happens around the multi-use World Horizons Centre for the Nations which is located close to the beach at North Dock. The centre is open and accessible to everyone, providing a vibrant and attractive place of welcome for people of all ages and backgrounds, whilst also resonating with the vision of the wider work of the movement.

World Horizons Centre key aspects

• Y Doc, Welsh for The Dock, is the name of the family friendly, hostel style accommodation and meeting spaces.
• Creative Space is a mutli-purpose community arts space. This space is to encourage people living in South Wales to explore their creativity, discover a sense of place, and build community.
• Home to several charities and businesses, including Stori Cymru a video production company working within South Wales, which provides opportunities for young people to work in the industry.