Are you passionate about making a real difference for people affected by cancer?
Tenovus Cancer Care is seeking new Trustees to help guide our charity at a pivotal moment in our history.
We’re especially keen to hear from individuals with experience in:
For over 80 years, Tenovus Cancer Care has been giving help, hope, and a voice to people affected by cancer across Wales. Each year, we support thousands of people through our dedicated nurses, counsellors, and benefits advisors - and with cancer diagnoses rising, our work is more critical than ever.
We are eager to expand our diversity and are committed to building a Board that reflects the broad communities we serve.
Deadline: 21 August 2025
Interviews: 9-11 September 2025
If you’re ready to share your skills and time to help shape our future, we’d love to hear from you.
To apply, please send a cover letter and CV to alison.partridge@tenovuscancercare.org.uk
Please click on the link below to view the Trustee Recruitment Pack :-
Carers Trust Wales provides Short Break Scheme funding from Welsh Government to Interlink and Voluntary Action Merthyr Tydfil to provide grants to community and voluntary organisations in Cwm Taf to support unpaid carers.
The Amser programme aims to increase the availability and accessibility of short breaks; provide personalised, flexible and responsive break options and to prioritise those unpaid carers who most need it.
We received an incredible range of exceptional applications and awarded over £80,000 to the following 9 organisations, ARC Project, Age Connects Morgannwg, Behaviour Support Hub. Cwm Taf Peoples First, Gellideg Foundation, Growing Space, NeuroBusiness, Taff Rocks and Gelli Life for Living.
These will provide an exciting and diverse range of short breaks, include overnight stays in hotels, walking groups, yoga sessions, pamper sessions and group sessions such as afternoon teas and trips.
'It was such a joy to have so many outstanding applications. Our grant panel, made up of Carers Trust Wales, Interlink and Voluntary Action Merthyr Tydfil, were amazed by the number and quality of the applications and we are excited about working together to promote access to short breaks to unpaid carers and their loved ones.' Simon James, Interlink RCT
This is to notify you that the Welsh Government has made grant funding of just over £1.4million per year available for the period 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2029 for the co-ordination and delivery of homelessness information and advice services in Wales.
The grant funding application process
will open on 23 July 2025,
and the closing date for submitting applications will be 5pm on the 15 October 2025.
Further information will follow when the grant application process opens. Following the launch of the grant on 23 July, there will be a period of 4 weeks for receipt of any questions relating to the grant. Any questions you may have should be submitted during that period, and not before, to: HousingManagementAndHomelessnessPreventionPolicy@gov.wales
