Updates

Come and join us online to find out more about Tempo Time Credits - how they work and how they can benefit you, your volunteers and group/organisation.

Tempo is a national charity that seeks to reward volunteers for all their fantastic efforts by giving Time Credits for their time, which allows them to access a range of fantastic activities at venues that accept Time Credits in place of monetary payment.

From gym sessions and cinemas, day trips to online opportunities, there’s something for everyone with Time Credits.

We are looking to growing our Time Credit network in Merthyr Tydfil and would love your help with this.

This session is an opportunity to meet us, find out more, see how it all works, and to ask any questions that you might have.

Please book on HERE via Eventbrite.

 

 

The Landfill Disposals Tax Communities Scheme (LDTCS) funds projects near certain waste transfer stations or landfill sites, with a focus on:

  • biodiversity
  • waste minimisation and the reduction of waste to landfill, and
  • wider environmental enhancements.

The scheme is now open for applications for main grants of between £5,000 – £49,000 and a ‘nationally significant’ project with a value of between £50,000 – £250,000.

For this round of LDTCS, we will be providing two deadlines, this will enable applications to be assessed promptly when received.

  • If you would like your application to be considered as part of window 1, please submit it by 20 December 2024.
  • If you would like your application to be considered as part of window 2, please submit it by 7 February 2025.

For more information and to apply visit our LDTCS webpage

FREE WEBINAR

Tuesday 3rd December 10.00am – 12.15pm

Learn how achieving the Investing in Volunteers Award can create enabling environments for attractive and sustainable volunteering.

​This two-part session will cover everything you need to know to decide if the Investing in Volunteers Award is right for your organisation.

​In part one, organisations will learn about the principles of Investing in Volunteers, the value that awarding organisations achieve through the journey and be clear on what the next steps are to starting their Investing in Volunteers journey.

​In part two, organisations that are already involving volunteers from the age of 11 – 25 years (or those that would like to) are invited to learn about how the Investing in Volunteers Award adds value specifically to the volunteering experience for young people.

Your volunteers of today and tomorrow are key contributors to delivering on your organisation’s vision. By investing in your vision for volunteering, building high quality volunteer programmes and processes, the ability to recruit volunteers and maintain volunteer relationships over the long term can be drastically improved.

Interested ? Click HERE to register

 

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