The First Minister, Rt Hon Mark Drakeford MS, has announced that WCVA will distribute an additional £2.25m of funding to the voluntary sector in Wales through the Third Sector Resilience Fund.

This session aims to bring people from the voluntary sector together to discuss how we can maximise our opportunities in the post-Brexit funding landscape.

The Inspire Fund provides funding for projects that engage the public with dementia and the life-changing research going on into the condition.

The Volant Trust accepts applications from charities in the UK and internationally that demonstrate a strong focus on alleviating social deprivation and helping vulnerable groups who have been particularly impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic.

These new project grants aim to help organisations as they reimagine their activities following the pandemic. They offer support to build expertise, capacity and connections within and outside the sector.

This free online resource supports boards to recruit trustees in an effective and inclusive way.

The Association of Chairs has published a research report which contains useful insights into the experiences of charity chairs during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Save 25% on our July training courses by entering code 25LIVE at checkout. Courses taking place on 22nd and 23rd July. Learn how to help and advise people to Break the Cycle of Debt and Prevent Homelessness with a Toolkit to help people facing Possession Action.

We are very happy to announce that a mobile refill shop will be parked up outside of CF61 on a weekly basis, to serve the people of Llantwit.

 A series of police surgeries have been organised at CF61, so that individuals from the local community can meet face-to-face with Officers once again.

Breast Test Wales, which usually screens 110,000 women each year is to receive £7.845m of Welsh Government funding to replace imaging equipment, the Minister for Health and Social Services Eluned Morgan has confirmed today (Friday 9th July).

Please see attached the briefing for FAW 2021. Care & Repair Cymru has a single Falls Risk leaflet, A4, back to back English/Welsh, which is not time sensitive and can be used beyond the FAW date, which has been developed using Public Health Wales principles.

Contract: Permanent & part time. 21 hours a week. (This could be 3 days or spread across Monday – Friday) Pay: £20,000 based on a full time equivalent 35 hour week. (Pro-rata pay for the contracted hours is £12,000)

Welcome to this first Carers Wales Bulletin. We have created this bulletin to give a brief snapshot of our work. We will be sending these bulletins on a regular basis and I welcome your feedback on the contents.

See the latest version of The Stroke Association Community Steps Directory and their Photography Competition.

Initially working across Cardiff and Vale and surrounding areas, the project - staffed by a Peer Coordinator and Peer Support Lead - will develop a network of peers that will reach into the community of PWID and deliver core messages promoting hepatitis C testing and treatment.

Home Instead Charities is the new name of our charity, new name, new look, but the same heart… we aim to BRING JOY to the lives of ageing adults all over the UK.

The WEDINOS project has seen a substantial increase in non-prescribed ‘prescription’ medications being submitted to the drug testing service in Wales.

Cadoxton Primary School won the community and collaboration award at the tes school awards held on Friday 25 June.

We are pleased to announce the Welsh Ambulance Service Info Burst for June 2021 and Carers event, which we hope you will find helpful, interesting and informative.