Building Connections - 10th July, 10am - 3pm. A day conference aimed at community heritage organisations in Wales and members of the Heritage Network.

The Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) is a government-sponsored organisation helping people across the UK build financial confidence and make the most of their money and pensions. 

Butterfly Conservation is excited to announce that it is exploring opportunities for a new Wild Spaces project in South Wales.  

We are always looking to expand the range of placements available, to give students the broadest learning experience and raise their awareness of other organisations. Contributing to a student’s social work education can be really rewarding and as a thank you we pay between £150-500 per student.

Have your say with Building Communities Trust (BCT) and Glamorgan Voluntary Services (GVS), developing a manifesto for change based on the ambitions and needs of community groups operating in the Vale of Glamorgan.

There is a upcoming non-statutory public consultation in respect of the Vale of Glamorgan Replacement Local Development Plan (RLDP).

The Big Barry Clean - that the Barry Partnership are supporting in collaboration with Barry Town Council and Keep Wales Tidy. We are organising this for the month of July and would like to encourage as many individual volunteers and groups as possible to undertake a litter picking activity in Barry during this period. 

Thank you to volunteers in the Vale of Glamorgan

Volunteers’ Week, a chance to thank volunteers for the brilliant contribution they make to volunteering

Volunteers’ Week, a time to say thank you. Read what Tenovus Cancer Care says

Everybody can volunteer. Whether you have an hour a few hours, a day per week. Whether you want to volunteer indoors or outdoors, we will find something just right for You

If you are interested in volunteering, there are lots of opportunities waiting for your help. Indoors or outdoors, we will find something for you

Volunteering for the first time, what the volunteer says

Without the work of the volunteers, the high brown fritillary butterfly would not have survived in the Vale of Glamorgan, which is now the only place in Wales where the high brown fritillary lives.

Bipolar UK says thank you to their wonderful volunteers

Read about the National Coastwatch Station and what they do. How volunteers give their time to help.

Why are volunteers so important to SNAP Cymru?

Volunteering Opportunities are available for the younger age group. Indoor, outdoor opportunities. Make new friends and build on skills

See what GVS gardening volunteer, Wendy Carrie has to say about her volunteering

The survey, designed by Professor Tony Chapman at Durham University will inform a Wales-specific Third Sector Trends report, which will allow Tony to compare key data about the voluntary sector in Wales and England.