Please click the link to see the latest bulletin from the Wales Council of the Blind.

The sessions will run from 10.30 until 12 on Tuesdays in The Duke of Wellington Ballroom. Each session costs £5 on the door or book and pay for six sessions in advance at the cost of only five. Any carer accompanying a paying member can attend for free.

Public Health Wales’ Evidence Service has developed a new style of report, designed to provide a rapid overview of evidence in areas of interest to policy makers, giving them a robust baseline of current research from which to take action.

Vacancy for a Cancer Community Engagement Officer. Closing Date: Monday 6th February

Good news is that the station at Nell's Point is finally open to the public following closure during the pandemic. This is at the watchkeeper's discretion or we can arrange an organised visit! We are also looking for volunteers.

Incorporating early childhood education and care (ECEC) within family-friendly policies has the potential for a “triple dividend” of children’s positive development, women’s empowerment and economic growth, as described in a new report from Public Health Wales.

Climate Change is the most significant threat to human health and well-being as well as to the health of the planet. The amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere is now higher than it has ever been in human history.

Sense have new sessions starting in January for individuals with complex disabilities and sensory impairments

Meet local employers

Our focus is to support small, local, specialist charities with a three-year unrestricted grant of £75,000. We’ll support charities that understand the complexity of the issues people face and are best placed to make a genuine difference to people’s lives. 

Join our passionate and devoted team in Wales

Deadline - 16th January

This Small Grants Fund is open to people living with emotional and mental health wellbeing issues or dementia (including carers), 18+, to enhance wellbeing through development of self-help groups and community peer led activities over the winter months 2022/23.

These courses are all FREE of charge for Vale of Glamorgan professionals to attend and are a blend of face to face and virtual sessions. The courses have been commissioned by the Vale of Glamorgan Council as a part of the Welsh Government’s plan to strengthen Parenting, and reduce Parental Conflict.

Grants of up to £9000 made to registered charities (both UK and local) in the UK, with a preference for Wales.

Music for All is dedicated to helping people of all ages and social backgrounds get involved in the amazing world of music making.

This is a fast track application process for small one-off grants. It could be particularly useful for funding small projects or to cover unexpected costs. The value of the grant awarded could be up to a maximum of £5,000.

The Mary Homfray Charitable Trust offers grants of between £1000 and £5000 to a wide range of charitable causes.

The Allen Lane Foundation funds small registered charities, voluntary groups, and charitable organisations with grants of up to £15,000.

Grants made to charities or non-profit making organisations with a focus on sport to give opportunities to those who wish to fulfill their sporting ambitions, at any level.

Free training in Cardiff on 28th Jan. Do you want to help end violence against women? Why not attend #AskMe, our free public training? To register you must be 18 or over and live, study, work or volunteer in South Wales.