The Scrutiny Recruitment session on 20^th March at 10am has now been cancelled.

If you are interested in being part of this vital role in the Voluntary Sector and would like further information please do not hesitate in contacting karen.vowles@vamt.net   

Young people make a huge impact in our communities every day. They use their energy, skills and ideas to make positive change in their local areas and beyond, working to shape a better future for everyone. 

This year #iwill Ambassadors in Wales will be invited to get involved in the Welsh Government’s new approach to volunteering, which aims to make volunteering a way of life for everyone. Ambassadors will also be invited to contribute to national developments in volunteering in Wales, as we strive to make volunteering accessible, enjoyable and meaningful.

The #iwill Movement are now recruiting for their next cohort of Ambassadors. If you (or someone you know) are aged 10-25, with a passion for social action, why not apply today?

The recruitment window closes on 14th April at 11:59pm.

You can find out more at www.iwill.org.uk

Join us online to learn about the Cwm Taf Morgannwg Climate Change Risk Assessment and its impact on our community!

Dr. Alan Netherwood will share the recently completed Climate Change Risk Assessment (CCRA) commissioned by the Cwm Taf Morgannwg Public Services Board (PSB).

This is your chance to find out about the climate change risks in the area including:

• How combinations of risks from increasingly frequent severe events might affect the
  landscape, infrastructure, services and communities
• The cumulative effects of a changing climate and what issues may arise and where
• What priorities may need to be considered to inform partners’ approaches to climate adaptation.

We will also discuss what are the best ways to keep the community informed and engaged.

To book on, please click link below:-

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/what-is-the-cwm-taf-morgannwg-climate-change-risk-assessment-tickets-1272555179799?aff=oddtdtcreator

Meet the Funder - National Churches Trust

             Tuesday 18^th March 10am-11:30am -Online VIA Teams

Church Support & Grants

Churches, Chapels, Meeting Houses and associated Halls.

An introduction to your South Wales based National Churches Trust Officer Gareth Simpson and the range of support available.

We’ll explore at entry level the following areas with plenty of time for questions with the option for follow up one to one calls and site visits.

• Vision before funding – being clear on the future for your church
• Project Management – light touch review of project planning and the need to consult with the wider community, user groups and congregation.
• NCT Grants - Where do you start? Which grant should you apply for? What information do you need to provide? Options up to £50,000

You will have the opportunity to ask questions and find out more information.

For more information and book your place by 10^th March contact - Emily.whiteman-cranston@vamt.net