Over the coming months, we have three Dementia Friendly activities scheduled at our museums:

Pubs and Crafts

St Fagans National Museum of History,

1^st May at 1–4pm – Limited Availability

Flower-making

National Museum of Cardiff, 5 June at 1:30-4pm

Wool weaving and walking 

St Fagans National Museum of History,

3 July at 1-4pm

These sessions are open to both those living with dementia and those supporting people living with dementia.

Booking is essential. To book a space, please register using our events pages here:

Pubs and Crafts | Flower-making | Wool weaving and walking

Should travel be a barrier to you participating, support is available and can be discussed.

You can find these and other events related to Wellbeing on our events page, here:

Wellbeing Events

For more information, or to discuss any concerns you may have about joining us, please get in touch by email mims@museumwales.ac.uk

or phone 029 2057 3418

INFORMATION SESSION: Managing Pain

Wednesday–30th April

On-line via Teams 1pm-2pm

Join us for a talk on Managing Pain. There will be an opportunity for questions. Everyone is welcome!

Register at Eventbrite:

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/information-session-managing-pain-tickets-1323440418919

How should the Welsh Government spend its money?

The Senedd’s Finance Committee wants to hear from people in Wales about what the Welsh Government should focus spending on.

In May and June 2025, the Finance Committee of the Welsh Parliament (Senedd) will conduct a programme of focus groups, and they would like to invite you to sign up to take part.

The Committee are looking for voluntary sector representatives.

Find out more and register your interest to take part in a focus group: 

https://forms.office.com/e/JNacbzTCcg

This survey closes on Wednesday 7 May.

By completing this survey your place isn’t guaranteed, and participants will be selected at random. Focus groups will be conducted between Monday 12 May – Friday 6 June.

We hope that you are able to take part.

Your school, group or organisation could receive up to £1,500 with Tesco Community Grants!

Over the years, Tesco Community Grants have supported over 50,000 community groups and provided over £100 million in grants to local projects across the UK.

With a goal to make a positive difference, Tesco Community Grants invest in the well-being, development, and success of local communities, including schools.

Apply now for a Tesco Community Grant and help your community thrive!

To find out more information contact:

Stephanie Barwood

07909 168121 

Stephanie.barwood@groundwork.org.uk