THIRTYONE:EIGHT (formerly Churches Child Protection Advisory Service) provides the church with advice and information regarding best practice in relation to safeguarding, and with an enhanced DBS service when required.

As the church was founded out of the work of SPORTING MARVELS, above, a Christian outreach ministry in Rhonda that works with schools and young people, the church has a strong relationship with this charity. Sporting Marvels sees Dream Centre Wales as the home church of the ministry and its personnel make a huge effort to support DCW church Sunday services, small groups, and activities.

Church Ed. was established to champion the cause of local churches everywhere. They share the best of their resources to help others like Dream Centre Wales to grow in their communities.

The Evangelical Alliance has been bringing Christians together, and representing them in the UK for 165 years. They exist to serve and strengthen the work of the church in communities and throughout society. DCW Church recently submitted an application for membership, December 2025, and the leadership are hoping to be accepted as a member in the next few weeks.

As a church with a big heart for people and those most in need, DCW also does its best to support the work of HEART FOR AFRICA, right, which exists to make a difference to lives in Tanzania, one of the world's poorest countries. The charity has a special place in DCWs heart and it mainly supports orphanages, schools and deprived communities in the Arusha region of Tanzania.

Dream Centre Wales is grateful for the huge effort Acts Church Tylorstown puts into its Foodbank ministry. Their efforts ensure there is support for individuals and families facing hardship throughout the Rhondda Valleys, and the church has been a monthly financial partner of the Foodbank for many years now.

DCW FC was formed out of the heart of Dream Centre Wales Church, located in Ystrad Rhondda. The vision behind the club was to bring our young men into deeper fellowship by creating opportunities to spend more meaningful time together. Football, a sport the boys truly love, became the perfect platform to build friendships, encourage teamwork, and strengthen unity. Through training, matches, and shared experiences both on and off the pitch, DCW FC aims to foster a sense of belonging, personal growth, and positive community rooted in faith and fellowship.

Dream Centre Wales Church loves sport, and with so many of our female members playing netball for RCT Rockets teams, we do our best when we can to support this fantastic initiative which is inspiring women and girls from the Valleys to go toe-to-toe with Wales' best and most prestigious teams. We've seen God work so much through sport at our church, and we know the best is still to come.