The Welsh Government has responded to the latest NHS performance data published today

Healthcare professionals have been awarded for their successes in making NHS services more environmentally friendly at the Welsh Sustainability awards 2024.

Minister for Social Care Dawn Bowden heard from young carers during Carers’ Week about the importance of being identified, as a first step to accessing support in school.

More than 200,000 people accessed new NHS services developed through the Welsh Government's pioneering Six Goals programme as an alternative to emergency department care or admission to hospital last year.

Cyfle Cymru is proud to announce our comprehensive support services for individuals aged 16 - 24 who are out of work or education, or age 25+, long term unemployed and/or Economically Inactive and have experience with substance use and/or mental health challenges. We are committed to helping people in Cardiff and The Vale achieve their personal and professional goals. 

Great news, following the success of the Welsh Government’s National Apprenticeship scheme, local businesses can continue to take advantage of this opportunity by enrolling their staff in a range of fully funded, nationally accredited qualifications.

In partnership with the Vale of Glamorgan Healthy Schools and Healthy & Sustainable Pre-School Schemes, Emma and Geraint from Bonvilston Edge provided an informative, interactive and enjoyable ‘Growing session’ at CF61 on Thursday 6th June.

Getting started with DigiCymru is easy and entirely free. Just visit our website to learn more and book your one-on-one session directly into our calendars at a time that suits you. Our expert advisers are ready to help you overcome your digital hurdles and make 2024 your most digitally successful year yet. 

Dyma’ch cyfle i ymuno â'n digwyddiad blynyddol sy'n ymroddedig i rymuso pobl ifanc, gweithwyr ieuenctid, sefydliadau ieuenctid a Gwasanaethau Ieuenctid awdurdodau lleol. Peidiwch â cholli allan ar wythnos yn llawn gweminarau, podlediadau, gweithgareddau cymunedol a digwyddiadau ar-lein.

This is your chance to join our online event dedicated to empowering young people, youth workers, youth organisations and local authorities. Don’t miss out on a week full of webinars, podcasting, online events, in-person drop-ins and more.

A programme for small and local charities and CICs that are led by and working with Deaf and Disabled people who are experiencing poverty. Organisations can apply for a three-year unrestricted grant of £75,000.

Salary - £22,790 rising to £24,380 after a year of satisfactory performance (full time equivalent). Working hours - 35 hours or Job share for two positions at 21 hours

Online: Thursday, 18th July 2024, 12pm - 1pm

Delivered by 4Winds at Central Hub and Library, The Hayes, Cardiff CF10 1FL.

Every Monday starting 17th June 2024, from 10.45am – 1.15pm for 3 weeks (June 17th, 24th and 1st July).

We like to give money to small charities where we feel our donations usually between £400 and £3,000 will make a difference.

The Proud To Pitch In fund is open throughout the year and offer grants of up to £4,000 to grassroots and community sports clubs across the United Kingdom. Grants will be distributed regularly throughout the year.

The ethos of The Ashley Family Foundation is primarily to strengthen rural communities, both in terms of the social and environmental aspects alongside giving back to the communities that helped the family develop the company into an international success.

The Grocers’ Charity typically provides one-off grants up to £5,000 for U.K. registered charities.

£10,000 grants to support smaller charities registered and operating in the United Kingdom, especially those working at grass roots and local community level, in any field, across a wide range of activities.

Grants up to £5000 for charities working in fields including early intervention, mediation, prison services and services for families affected by sexual abuse, physical abuse and domestic violence, among others.

Barry Beavers Disabled Swimming Club was established in 1981. The club supports all disabled people in the community by running weekly swimming therapy sessions at Legacy Leisure Centre in Barry. The sessions are at 3.30pm every Saturday.