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Advocacy Support Cymru [ASC]
have the following Job Vacancies
Independent Mental Capacity Advocate (IMCA)
Full-Time and Part-Time positions available
See vacancies or/neu swyddi gweigion
Apply for this role (FT) here/yma
Apply for this role (PT) here/yma
Closing Date: 27th July 5pm
Independent Community Mental Health Advocate
See vacancies or/neu swyddi gweigion
Apply for this role here/yma
Closing Date: 28th July 5pm
We’re hiring four Regional Support Officers to strengthen our support for communities across Wales.
To apply view the Job Description below, complete the application form and send to info@dtawales.org.uk by
5pm Tuesday 2nd September.
Please see the below links and information from the Learning and Work Institute, who are an independent policy and research organisation focused on lifelong learning and better work.
About us - Learning and Work Institute
They have a campaign running in September this year, 15th-21st September - to inspire people across Wales to discover new learning opportunities and pathways. This may be particularly of interest to partners and older people locally, and there's many ways to get involved.
Adult Learners' Week - Learning and Work Institute
Although short notice, there is some potential funding available for activities in support of this campaign.
Innovation Fund - Learning and Work Institute
( closes 25th July)
And finally, there is a bilingual toolkit available to support the campaign too, to help local promotion and activities.
English
Cymraeg
Taith provides grant funding to a variety of organisations from every education sector in Wales, including Schools, Youth, Adult Education, Further Education, Vocational Education and Training and Higher Education, to undertake international exchange activities. They have a focus on providing life changing opportunities for learners and staff across all age groups and backgrounds and is committed to supporting people from underrepresented and disadvantaged groups.
Taith’s Pathway 2 funding is available to any non-profit educational or training organisation in Wales seeking to fund an international collaborative project. To qualify, projects must address specific issues or sector priorities in Wales. Pathway 2 projects offer staff and learners opportunities to enhance their understanding and knowledge of key themes while developing collaborative outputs with international partners.
Pathway 2 2025 will open for applications in the autumn.
They are eager to encourage any organisations looking to partner with international counterparts within the WHO Global Network of Age-Friendly Cities & Communities to learn from positive intergenerational activities and best practices from other countries, and to implement these insights in Wales to further develop this area.
More information on Taith can be found on its website: https://www.taith.wales/
