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Free Bowel Cancer Awareness Talks

Bowel cancer is currently the fourth most common cancer in Wales and the second biggest cancer killer. More than 2,300 people in Wales are diagnosed with bowel cancer each year, and over 900 people die annually from the disease. However, it doesn’t have to be this...

Community litter picking hubs re-open!

Community litter picking hubs re-open!

Help make your community a cleaner and safer place to live, play and work.  Keep Wales Tidy’s community litter picking hubs have now re-opened all across Wales. They allow individuals, community groups and businesses to borrow litter picking equipment to clean up...

Mentee applications open!

Mentee applications open!

Would you like to get more involved in public or political life and have an impact on the decisions that affect you, your communities and our society? Are you fed up with not being represented, with few people like you in the Senedd or your local council?Women’s...

Bowel Cancer Community Voices Cymru

Bowel Cancer UK are creating a group for people affected by bowel cancer in Wales to share their experiences of treatment and care and have a say on the development of services in Wales. The Bowel Cancer Community Voices Cymru group will give people affected by bowel...

Social Business Growth Fund

Social Business Growth Fund

There is still EU funding available to support growth and income generation for voluntary organisations in many regions of Wales, but time is running out to apply.With the end in sight for European Funding in Wales, the Social Investment Cymru team at WCVA are...

TSSW Survey on lifting of restrictions

From 7 August 2021 Wales moved into COVID-19 alert level 0. This means that most restrictions on social contact are no longer in place and all businesses can re-open. This significant change will bring with it a number of challenges, and so Third Sector Support Wales...

Kindness in the workplace

Kindness in the workplace

A new guide and toolkit has been launched to support local employers, staff, groups and organisations to embed kindness in the workplace. As part of the regional Connect to Kindness initiative, the West Wales Care Partnership is launching an e-learning module to guide...

Ceredigion Assessment of Local Well-being

The message below is from the Ceredigion Public Services Board: What are we doing? Ceredigion Public Services Board is carrying out an Assessment of Local Well-being. We want to find out about the well-being of local people and communities, now and for the future....