Gwybodaeth am hygyrchedd Hwb Celfyddyd, Iechyd a Lles People Speak Up yn Llanelli.

Edrychwn ymlaen at gael eich croesawu i'n Hwb Celfyddyd, Iechyd a Lles yng nghanol tref Llanelli.

Cynlluniwyd y canllaw hwn i wneud eich ymweliad mor llyfn â phosibl, yn arbennig os oes gennych anghenion o ran hygyrchedd.

Os oes gennych anghenion neu gwestiynau penodol cyn eich ymweliad, cysylltwch â ni ar 01554 292393 neu info@peoplespeakup.co.uk .

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  • Mynediad heb risiau trwy’r adeilad
  • Toiled hygyrch (gyda rheiliau codi, sedd gyferbyniol, niwtral o ran rhywedd)
  • System dolen clywed ar gael
  • Croeso i gŵn cymorth
  • Cefnogaeth staff ar gael bob amser.

Parcio a chyrraedd

Ein cyfeiriad llawn yw People Speak Up, Hwb Celfyddyd, Iechyd a Lles, Ffwrnes Fach, Heol y Parc, Llanelli SA15 3YE

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Am wybodaeth am barcio a thrafnidiaeth gyhoeddus gweler y dudalen Cysylltwch ar ein gwefan.

Mae maes parcio East Gate yn union o flaen yr adeilad.

East Gate car park is directly in front of the building, with a drop-off area and three Blue Badge spaces outside the main door. Additional Blue Badge spaces and general parking are available nearby.

Aerial view showing the entrance, car park and Blue Badge spaces.
East Gate car park, drop-off and Blue Badge spaces.

There are two ways to reach the front of the building from the car park:

Using the central steps - three steps with a central handrail and tactile surface on the top step.
The steps are 1340 mm wide either side of the handrail.
Step 1 is 140mm deep and steps 2 and 3 are 150 mm deep.
There is a bench to the left at the top of the steps.

Red railings on a set of three steps leading to the entrance of the building.
Main entrance on Park Street.

 Through a gate (1085 mm wide) to the right, leading to a gently sloping paved courtyard up to the front entrance.

An open red metal gate with a gentle sloping paved courtyard to the front entrance.
A gently sloping paved courtyard leading to the entrance to the building which has big pillars painted blue and a pair of big wood doors.

Entering the building

The main entrance has double wooden doors.

With a single door open the entrance is 940 mm wide, the push bar to open the door reduces the central area to 875 mm wide.

With both doors open the entrance is 1770 mm at the narrowest point.

When the building is open to the public one, or both of the doors will be open.

The entrance to the building. Big wooden doors opened fully with pillars either side.

There is an intercom button to the right of the door should you require staff assistance, press and release the button. It makes a buzzing sound.

Intercom panel with a hand pressing the bottom button.

Once you enter the front door you can either turn left or right, though a single door 870 mm at narrowest point wide which opens towards you. If you are coming to an event the door to the left is usually open with a staff member nearby to greet you. If you find it closed and need help to open it, please ring the intercom button and a staff member will open it for you.

A single open door showing the route into the foyer.

Activity spaces

When you first enter the building you are in the foyer / refreshment area where you can help yourself to tea and coffee – you can make drinks yourself or staff are on hand to help or make one for you.

There is one more door, the same as into the refreshment area, that takes you into the main workshop space.

This is a big open space with movable tables and chairs. A mixture of chairs with high and low backs and with and without arms are available.

There are three smaller breakout rooms off the main space including one which is a low-lit quiet space with armchairs.

All areas are step free throughout with level flooring.

The main space is bright and open with natural light.

We have portable hearing loop systems which can be used in any of the activity areas.

The inside of a large bright converted chapel with the pipe organ in the background, walls covered with unframed artwork and people sat at tables informally arrange for a storytelling performance.

Assistance Dogs

Assistance Dogs and Emotional Support Dogs are welcome in all public areas of the building and community garden.

Please see the Assistance Dog Policy for details.

Toilet facilities

We have three gender neutral toilets, all are single cubicles.
All are in the foyer area, one to left, and two to the right.
The accessible toilet is the largest and is located to the right in the foyer area. It has grab rails to assist left and right transfer from a wheelchair, and toilet seat in a contrasting colour to the background surfaces and an emergency pull cord.

Baby changing facilities are available in the accessible toilet.

Inside the largest toilet cubicle showing the WC, grab rails, basin and hand dryer.
Baby change table and sink.

Emergency Evacuation

The primary evacuation route is through the main front entrance. If this is unavailable there is an alternative exit through the rear of the building to the right-hand side of the main space.

There are three steps down from the main activity space. These steps can also turn into a flat platform that lowers down. This will be controlled by a staff member.

Visitors who may need assistance should complete a Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan (PEEP) with a staff member on arrival.

A set of steps leading down from the main area to a corridor. The steps have handrails on each side.
Three steps with handrails either side, leading to the main activitiy area.
Three steps converted into a flat platform lift at the highest level.
Three steps converted into a flat platform lift at the lowest level.