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The Newid project (https://www.newid.cymru/), delivered by WCVA, Cwmpas, and Promo Cymru aims to support the Welsh Third sector and social enterprises better embrace the digital world we live in.

They offer fully funded 1:1 coaching and mentoring to any community group or social enterprise that has an annual turnover of over £20k… from community centres to social landlords.

With a new financial year upon us, they are now in a position to support more clients. 

If your organisation is interested, please contact Paul Stepczak paul.stepczak@cwmpas.coop directly or Samina (samina.ali@cwmpas.coop).

One 21-hour post for Bridgend and one 28-hour post  for RCT and Merthyr.

Click here for more information:-

Local Services Manager in Wales - Alzheimer's Society (alzheimers.org.uk),

Closing date 10th June.

This year we’re celebrating the 40th anniversary, from Monday 3 to Sunday 9 June.

Today is the start of Volunteers’ Week, it was first established in 1984.

What is Volunteers’ Week?

Volunteers' Week celebrates the amazing contributions volunteers make to communities across the UK.

The celebration starts on the first Monday in June every year. It’s a chance to recognise, celebrate and thank the UK’s incredible volunteers for all they contribute to our local communities, the voluntary sector, and society as a whole.

If you would like to share any stories or articles on any of your volunteers throughout the week then please email frances.barry@vamt.net

 

Merthyr Tydfil Global Village was set up in 2005 to raise awareness of and celebrate the cultural diversity of Merthyr Tydfil. Using art and creative projects the team worked tirelessly to develop an annual festival dedicated to bringing cultures together and educating people about Merthyr Tydfil’s diverse roots.

Bids are invited for arts-based projects that align with the spirit of Merthyr Tydfil Global Village Projects should celebrate and raise awareness of the cultural diversity of Merthyr Tydfil. Projects can include workshops, educational activities, dance, music, crafts and food etc to support and promote community cohesion within Merthyr Tydfil, leading up to a celebratory event or be used for a multicultural event in themselves.

Maximum award of up to £1500

Closing date – 12 noon on 28th June 2024

All funding must be spent by 30th August 2024

For an application form and guidance, please contact karen.vowles@vamt.net

 

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