Shelter Cymru have vacancies for Housing Law Caseworkers, 35 hours per week,£25,342 per annum.

Dydd Llun, 13 Mehefin, cyhoeddwyd bod Bro Morgannwg wedi ennill statws Efydd Lleoedd Bwyd Cynaliadwy, sy’n golygu mai dyma’r ail le yn unig yng Nghymru i gael yr anrhydedd. 

On Monday, June 13th, it’s been announced that the Vale of Glamorgan has been awarded Bronze Sustainable Food Places status, becoming only the second place in Wales to achieve the prestigious accolade.

Shelter Cymru are recruiting for 2 Housing Law Caseworkers for their Cardiff Office.

Salary: £25,342 per annum

Hours: 35 per week

Closing Date: 10am 4th July 2022

The event will happen on Saturday the 25th of June, 7 to 9.30pm, at GVS’ Llantwit Community Centre - CF61. Tickets Cost £8 for adults, £5 for under 11s, £6 for concessions

National Blood Donor Week is a week raising awareness of the lifesaving importance of blood donation to encourage those who have never donated to give it a go.

Men’s Health Week, from the 13th to 19th of June, was founded in 1994 to help raise visibility on the statistics of men being more likely than women to die from many of these conditions.

Grants of up to £10,000 available to support disabled children and children with life-limiting conditions and their families.

The Asda Foundation is committed to supporting local communities through grant giving with up to £1500 available.

Capital grants usually between £2,000 and £50,000 are available to UK registered charities that are working in the areas of conservation and the protection and improvement of the UK’s physical and natural environment.

UK Government has just launched the second round of the Community Ownership Fund to help communities take ownership of local assets and amenities at risk of closure.

A capital grant scheme intended to enable communities in Wales to restore and enhance nature.

The biggest voluntary sector event of its kind in Wales. With over 70 FREE different masterclasses, panel debates and workshops taking place over the course of the week, there’s something for everyone.

As part of the Cowork Local Project, the three-day Festival will run from 21 - 23 June and sees venues open their doors to coworking, whilst showcasing local role models with a series of lunchtime talks from founders such as Chloe & Jeff Smith from Big Moose and Hannah Williams from Tiny Rebel. 

Welsh Government and the National Lottery Heritage Fund are partnering to deliver The Woodland Investment Grant. It’s an element of the National Forest Initiative.

We know that rising costs are a concern for our members and communities. We’d like to hear your thoughts on how the rising cost of living and fuel are impacting on you - our members - and the people you are there to support.

The Cardiff and Vale Recovery and Wellbeing College has launched it’s new prospectus with lots of great free courses.

To see details of the new 4Winds training course, please click this link.

To view the latest updates from Wales Council of the Blind please click the link.

To see the latest Resource from Samaritans Cymru