- Women only
- Friendship, not dating
- Free to join


Across six Port Talbot wards close to 15% of homes depend on one parent alone and a fifth are social tenancies, both above the Welsh figures. If your week is all shifts and school runs, a regular class or a weekly stall you visit may suit you better than rare nights out for building friendships, so it is worth choosing one and sticking with it.
Bringing children up single-handed can feel lonely, however close-knit the street. Aberavon seafront has the leisure centre, where a £708,000 upgrade is adding Reformer Pilates and a wellbeing space, Port Talbot Library has chess boards and a local history collection, and the Princess Royal Theatre, renamed Yr Aelwyd, is closed for an £18m transformation and expected back in 2027. Gnoll and Maesteg parkruns are both about eight kilometres away. Choose the class or market morning that fits your shifts, keep to the same weekday and say hello to whoever is next to you. Where to start:
More guides for women in this area – each with its own local advice.
More guides for women in this area – each with its own local advice.
See who’s nearby and say hi — it’s free to start.