The National Lottery Community Fund are hosting a funding surgery every second Wednesday of the month in Voluntary Action Centre, 89-90 High Street, Merthyr Tydfil, CF47 8UH
The first date will be 12th March
To book an appointment, please contact Karen Vowles on 01685 353939 or email Karen.Vowles@vamt.net
Advocacy Support Cymru [ASC]
has the following Job Vacancy
Independent Mental Health Advocate (IMHA)
(FT 37 Hours)
Details, salary plus apply for this role here/yma
Closing Date Friday 7th March 5pm
See also current vacancies
Treharris Community Together are holding a Fun Day on Saturday 5th July 2025 from 12pm to 5pm at the Rugby Club Ground.
For more information about how to get involved contact Cllr Gareth Richards on behalf of Treharris Community Together on 07968 797776
Over the last year Disability Wales has been gathering and collating the experiences and needs of disabled-led organisations across Wales. The purpose of this has been to evidence the issues that have been raised by our membership in keeping these organisations running and growing.
While we have heard from a number of organisations, we want to ensure that we cover the full breadth of the Wales and as such want to hear from more of the disabled-led organisations across the country that may not know about DW.
As such, we are emailing you to ask if you could share this with any disabled-led organisations that are in your area.
The survey link is: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/KRKV5BK
Please contact Leandra.craine@disabilitywales.org if any organisation requires assistance in filling out the survey.
The Cwm Taf Morgannwg Regional Partnership has signed the Paris Declaration and joined the Fast Track Cymru Initiative.
As a partnership , this confirms our commitment to work collaboratively to end new transmissions of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV).
Over the past five years huge progress has been made in improving access to testing and treatment, and Wales can be proud of the significant reduction seen in new diagnoses of HIV. Between 2015 and 2021 new diagnosis of HIV decreased by 75%. However, HIV continues to be an important public health issue.
Fast Track Cymru is a network of cities and regions across Wales working together as part of a new effort to end new transmissions of HIV in Wales by 2030.
Funded by Welsh Government, the Fast Track Cymru network is hosted by Pride Cymru and operates under a national Advisory Council. Fast Track Cymru involves key stakeholders from across Wales, working together in line with the Welsh Government HIV Action Plan for Wales 2023-2026.
The story is now available to view on the Regional Partnership website:
Cwm Taf Morgannwg Regional Partnership joins Fast Track Cymru Initiative - CTM
