JUNE 2022 NEWSLETTER
WELCOME TO C3SC MEMBERS' NEWSLETTER JUNE 2022 IN THIS ISSUE:
What’s happening at C3SC? Have your Say! Upcoming Training and Events Latest Funding and Support Third Sector News Latest Third Sector Vacancies Follow @C3SC
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We are looking forward to celebrating #VolunteersWeek and the #MonthOfCommunity - both of which begin today - Wednesday 1 June. See inside for opportunities to celebrate the fantastic support volunteers provide in our communities, for details of the themes of this year’s Month of Community, and to access materials to join the celebration via social media and at events. Let us know what you’ll be doing to celebrate, and how we can support you. There’s still time to help shape our Strategy for the Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise Sector in Cardiff, which we are co-producing with our members and partners to influence how we can work together to make the differences needed in our local communities. See page 13 for details. We know that rising costs are a concern for our members and communities. We’d like to hear your thoughts on how the rising cost of living and fuel are impacting on you - our members - and the people you are there to support. Please complete the survey here. We will use the details you share with us to shape our services and priorities and to influence decisions on how the voluntary sector can be supported to best meet local needs. Welsh Government recently provided an update on its support to help tackle the cost of living crisis - including a £152m scheme providing a £150 payment to those on the Council Tax Reduction Scheme and households in council tax bands A to D. We’ll share other details as they become available. Please feel free to share them widely with colleagues and people in the wider community. If we can help you with any enquiries, including relating to the items in this bulletin, please call us on 07973 725 335 or email us at enquiries@c3sc.org.uk. With best wishes, Sheila and the C3SC Team
WHAT'S HAPPENING AT C3SC?
Find us in Butetown Community Centre!
We are open for drop-ins in our office at Butetown Community Centre from 10:00am-4:00pm Monday to Friday. We are still available by email enquiries@c3sc.org.uk, or call us on 07973 725 335.
Volunteers' Week Celebration at Butetown Community Centre As part of Volunteers’ Week and in commemoration of the Platinum Jubilee, The Mentor Ring (TMR) in association with Cardiff Third Sector Council (C3SC) welcomes the community to recognise the contribution of volunteers and participate in this special occasion for the nation and the Commonwealth. This FREE event/celebration taking place today from 2pm to 6pm, would be an opportunity for TMR to award certificates to their dedicated volunteers, in celebration of their fantastic contribution. Attendees will enjoy some refreshments and performances from members of the community. Food! Music! Dance! Fun! You are welcome to visit us at our new offices at Butetown Community Centre. For more information and to register for this event, click here.
Our Stories We speak English
Dyn ni’n siarad Cymraeg
Mówimy po polsku Nous parlons français
আমরা বাংলায় কথা বলি।
Falamos português
Wir spechen Deutsch
Мы говорим по-русски
Wɔ wieɔ Gã
Yɛka Twi
Hablamos español
Our team has grown a lot in the past year. Coming from many walks of life, we are proud of our diversity. Amongst the team, we can speak over 16 languages, with many of us continuing to learn new languages and improve old skills. Between the team we can speak: English, Welsh, Arabic, Polish, Bengali, French, Farsi, Portuguese, Spanish, Catalan, German, Russian, Ga, Adangme, Akan languages (Twi) and Ewe. On our website, you can find out more About Us, including: The Team C3SC Board Members Our Stories Our team has lots of experience and passion for the third sector. Outside of work, the team is very active in communities across Cardiff. Members of our team are involved in a whole range of activities to improve lives across Cardiff. These include: coaching young people, volunteering for Friends of Nant Fawr Community Woodlands, marketing and campaigning for Pride Cymru, being a trustee at Polish Saturday School, promoting cohesion and access to football through Amar Cymru, volunteering for Keep Riverside Tidy, and chairing the trustees for Cylch Meithrin Ysgol Glan Morfa – to name a handful!
Community Connections
The Community Connections team is a relatively new team to C3SC. Made up of Roxanne Bainbridge and Jalal Goni (pictured above), the pair have lots of experience engaging with various communities across Cardiff. Roxanne is passionate about advocating for the rights of asylum seekers, and the LGBTQ+ community. She has volunteered at Pride Cymru for a number of years in various roles such as marketing, and volunteer management. Previously, Roxanne worked for Trinity Centre, and as part of Cardiff Council’s Cohesion team focussing on issues around migration. Jalal has vast experience with Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic communities across south-east Wales. He has founded multiple groups, Bengal Dragons, Amar Cymru, and Exiles Together, all focussing on promoting equality, cohesion and access to football. The Community Connections team is supporting communities across Cardiff through C3SC’s employability projects. If you, or someone you know, is looking for employment support, the team would be more than happy to help! Our team can support with CV writing, skills for interviews and employment, confidence building, opportunities to volunteer to build skills, as well as talking with each person about the right career path for them. To contact our Community Connections Development Officers, email Roxanne at roxanne.b@c3sc.org.uk or Jalal at jalal.g@c3sc.org.uk.
C3SC Member Networks Cardiff Third Sector Council networks offer you the opportunity to meet with people who have similar goals, aspirations, and concerns. You can join as many networks as you like and membership is free. One of the benefits of becoming a member of the network is that you also become a member of C3SC and have access to the practical advice and resources that are available to our community of over 1,000 member voluntary groups and organisations.
C3SC Networks
When You Become A Member Of A Network, You Will: 1. Access relevant information 2. Enjoy networking opportunities 3. Maximise your influence and have your voice heard
Health and Social Care Wellbeing network This network of 300 members provides an opportunity for third sector organisations involved in health and social care to share information and to highlight current activities and concerns. A regular weekly bulletin is sent out to network members and in addition to this quarterly network meetings are held (currently online). The next network meeting takes place 10am – 12pm on Thursday 9th June. To register for this meeting, click here.
Children, Young People and Families network We host the Children, Young People and Families network Forum on a quarterly basis with two hour online sessions. The Forum gives an opportunity to Third Sector groups working with Children, Young People and Families to meet other groups, share ideas and learning, make alliances and receive up to date information from guest speakers and presenters. They will also help to coproduce the agenda going forward.
The Cardiff Volunteer Centre
At Cardiff Volunteer Centre, our priorities are supporting volunteering and ensuring good quality, inclusive and accessible opportunities for people from a diversity of backgrounds, and promoting the positive contributions volunteering makes to the wellbeing of both the volunteers themselves and the people, communities and organisations they help.
Volunteering Opportunities If your group or organisation is looking for assistance with recruiting, inducting and supporting volunteers, or you are an individual who is looking to volunteer, we are here to support you. Please visit our website c3sc.org.uk/volunteer for more information. You can go directly to the volunteering-wales.net website for information on the latest volunteering opportunities throughout Cardiff and Wales, or to register opportunities if your group or organisation is looking for volunteers for one-off activities or longer-term placements. Here are some current opportunities available: Suicide Prevention Team Cardiff The Suicide Prevention Team are volunteers who believe that people deserve care and love in their time of need. Volunteer Driver As a Volunteer Driver you will be picking up older people from their houses and taking them to the Exercise to Music session and returning them home safely on a monthly basis. Visual Merchandiser Visual merchandisers are responsible for designing and creating attractive visual displays for retail outlets.
Volunteer with C3SC "I've had lots of value from the Kickstart programme! My time at C3SC so far has been insightful and enjoyable. I look forward to learning and expanding on my skills during the rest of my Kickstart placement" - Louise (Communications Support Assistant)
Cardiff Third Sector Council (C3SC) is pleased to promote an opportunity to join our team as a volunteer! The Administrative Assistant Volunteer role with C3SC is perfect for individuals looking to cultivate communication and digital skills, and assist a friendly and passionate team dedicated to supporting the third sector in Cardiff! We are looking for people with knowledge of Microsoft Office packages, good organizational and time management skills, and a commitment to equality, diversity, and inclusion. Volunteering with us has many benefits, including: 1. Opportunity to help others and give back to your community 2. Enhance your CV and experience by volunteering with a reputable organisation 3. Employability skills (customer service, admin, digital skills, communication) 4. Meet new people and make new friends 5. Increase confidence, knowledge and abilities 6. Learn new skills, with the possibility of obtaining qualifications 7. Receive assistance and a job reference when you are seeking work Interested in applying? You can register your interest in this opportunity through the Volunteering-Wales portal. If you would like to discuss this role with a member of the Volunteer Centre team, reach out to us directly at volunteer@c3sc.org.uk or call Kailee at: 07973 725 690
Volunteers Week 2022
Volunteers' Week takes place 1-7 June every year. It’s a chance to recognise the fantastic contribution volunteers make to our communities and say thank you. Join us this year to share your gratitude and recognise the fantastic contributions volunteers make in Cardiff. The overarching theme agreed for Volunteers’ Week 2022 is ‘Time to Say Thanks’. Wednesday 1st June
Volunteers' Week Launch
Thursday 2nd June
The Big Jubilee Lunch
Friday 3rd June
The Big Jubilee Lunch
Saturday 4th June
The Big Jubilee Lunch
Sunday 5th June
Thank You Day
Monday 6th June
Power of Youth Day
Tuesday 7th June
Volunteers' Week Close
For more information on each of themed days and to download a full range of resources, including a communication pack and logo’s, please visit: https://c3sc.org.uk/volunteers-week-2022/ Let us know what your organisation or group has planned for Volunteers’ Week 2022 and how Cardiff Volunteer Centre @C3SC can support or get involved. Contact us on 07973 725 569 or volunteer@c3sc.org.uk. You can also contact us on social media @cdfvolcentre using the #VolunteersWeek
The Month of Community 2022
The Month of Community is a time when we come together to celebrate everything that makes our communities great. It’s an opportunity to bring our neighbourhoods closer, give back, and shine a light on the amazing communities we live in. 30 May - 5 June
Neighbourhood Watch Week
1-7 June
Volunteers' Week
2-5 June
The Big Jubilee Lunch
2-5 June
The Big Lunch
5 June
Thank You Day
6-12 June
Carers Week
13-17 June
Loneliness Awareness Week
20-25 June
Small Charity Week
20-26 June
Refugee Week
24-26 June
The Great Get Together
For more information on The Month of Community 2022, please click here. Contact us on 07973 725 569 or volunteer@c3sc.org.uk and let us know what your organisation or group has planned for The Month of Community 2022, and how C3SC can support or get involved. Or contact us on social media @cdfvolcentre using the hashtag #MonthOfCommunity
WATCH THIS SPACE! Cardiff Volunteer Awards 2022
Presented by C3SC, Cardiff Volunteer Awards is an annual award ceremony held to celebrate the contributions and achievements of volunteers, community groups and organisations in Cardiff. We are excited to announce that nominations for the 2022 awards will open from today, June 1st! Cardiff Volunteer Awards not only gives us here at C3SC the chance to thank and reward all of our volunteers, community groups and organisations for their incredible support, but also an opportunity for members of the public to do the same by nominating volunteers, community groups and organisations in Cardiff that made a difference to them and or their community. To keep up-to-date with this years' Cardiff Volunteer Awards, including nominations, award categories, stories from previous nominees and winners, and more, visit the c3sc.org.uk/cva-2022 page on our website. Are you interested in sponsoring this year's Cardiff Volunteer Awards 2022? If you are interested or would like more information, email us enquiries@c3sc.org.uk. “Volunteering opens doors and provides opportunities.” - Laura Fear (Winner of the Special Recognition Award at Cardiff Volunteer Awards 2021)
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Youth Led Grant (YLG) is now open for applications! We know that young people in Cardiff have excellent ideas. What they may lack though are resources - and that is where The Youth Led Grant can help! These grants are allocated by a Youth Led Grant Panel to young people aged 14-25 for community action projects. A total of £6,200 is available, and each project can apply for a grant of up to £1,500. For more information on how to receive Youth Led Grant funding, click here or contact us at volunteer@c3sc.org.uk. Apply to join the Youth Led Grant Panel via this Youth Led Grant Panel Application Form. Follow @CardiffYLG on Twitter and Facebook to stay up to date on the projects and panel. Check out some examples of the last year’s beneficiaries:
Lioness Community Projects The project aims to fund a series of youthled community wellbeing activities for the young people of Cardiff where they planned to take young people to participate in activities outside of their local areas to experience other societies and cultures. You can find out more about the project here: Lioness Community Projects Case Study
Reflect Community Church/Centre REFLECT Community Church/Centre was awarded Youth Led Grant funding in the fall 2021. Currently, the centre have various projects running to engage all community members, including a Kids Club project. Youth Led Grant funding has made it possible for this group to make its return to the centre with lots of new games, consoles and activities for young people to engage with. You can find out more about the project here: Reflect Community Church/Centre Case Study
Drop-in Sessions
The Cardiff Volunteer Centre hosts online and in-person volunteer drop-in sessions for anybody who is interested in learning more about how to get into volunteering. Online (Zoom)
Monday to Friday
12pm-2pm
Butetown Community Centre
Monday to Friday
10am-4pm
Cardiff Central Library
Every Tuesday
1pm-4pm
No need to book. Just walk in, but if you prefer to book a slot, visit our website: https://c3sc.org.uk/volunteer. For more information or if you have any questions, contact: Magda Thomas on 07776 844 566 or volunteer@c3sc.org.uk.
Looking for opportunities to volunteer or recruit volunteers? Visit us at our office from Monday to Friday at 10am-4pm at Butetown Community Centre, Loudoun Square, CF10 5JA. Come along to our online drop-in session from Monday to Friday at 12-2pm on Zoom. 1-2-1 sessions can also be booked! Meeting ID: 833 8683 9150 Passcode: 609027 Drop by Cardiff Central Library every Tuesday at 1pm-4pm at The Hayes, Cardiff, CF10 1FL.
C3SC Membership
Have you claimed your membership account on the C3SC Membership Portal? Do you want to become a C3SC member and benefit from hundreds of exclusive opportunities and support from our Development Officers? Would you like a mapping database with FREE access to the Third Sector in Cardiff? Then REGISTER or CLAIM YOUR EXISTING LISTING now, if you are currently a member. Whether you are an individual, group and organisation, with an online account, you can advertise, promote and connect your activities and services; and select the information you want to be publicly available. The information you provide and select will be searchable, so people can find out more about the range and types of community activities and services taking place across the city. CLAIM YOUR LISTING if you are currently a member or if you would like to become a member, REGISTER HERE!
HAVE YOUR SAY!
Cardiff Community Platform Did you know we have our own social network for residents of Cardiff to connect on issues that matter to them? Cardiff Community Platform (https://community.c3sc.org.uk) is free to join and once registered you can: Share and view events happening in your area Get support to run or start a project Find funding Start forums and follow discussions Join networks Find jobs and volunteering opportunities Engage with your community and other communities across the city And much more! We also share community updates on our social media accounts. Make sure to follow @C3SC_Community on Twitter and @C3SC on all major social media.
Cardiff Community Magazine We are launching a new online / interactive magazine for residents of Cardiff. Cardiff Community magazine will be released on the 7th June, 2022 - marking the end of National Volunteers' Week, on the Cardiff Community platform at community.c3sc.org.uk. Watch this space! If you would like to advertise your events on our new community magazine, please email volunteer@c3sc.org.uk. June 2022 Edition
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Listening to You!
We have enjoyed our Listening to You Conversations this month. Riverside Market, Not fit State Circus and Good Neighbours in North Cardiff are only some of the C3SC members that have benefited from our Listening to You conversations last month. Through these conversations, we will not only get to know you better, but we will be able to make relevant links to help you grow as an organisation. This opportunity is available to all our members: if you would like to take part please drop us a line to enquiries@c3sc.org.uk. One of our dedicated team will be happy to arrange a convenient time to talk with you, if you are not yet a member of C3SC. To register as a member, please visit: https://membership.c3sc.org.uk/become-a-member/
Cardiff Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) Strategy Thanks to all our members who have already given us their input into the Cardiff Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) Strategy. We have been consulting on the draft strategy and working now on bringing in all your feedback to a final Cardiff VCSE Strategy that we can test and build on in the coming years together. If you have missed our focus groups, you can still give us feedback here or contact anna.r@c3sc.org.uk directly. Watch this space, there will be more to come!
Featured Consultation If you have experience acquiring, or trying to access built assets for community use we would like to hear from you for a coordinated response to the Inquiry into community assets (closing date 24 June 2022) . Please contact anna.r@c3sc.org.uk (FAO Inquiry into community assets).
Open Consultations - and Deadlines The Welsh Government’s plan for transforming and modernising planned care and reducing waiting lists - 10 June 2022 National safeguarding training standards consultation - 17 June 2022 Pupil absence - 20 June 2022 Post pandemic interim homelessness measures - 20 June 2022 Draft Child Minding and Day Care (Disqualification) (Wales) Regulations 2022 - 23 June 2022 Lobbying - 23 June 2022 Welsh in Education Strategic Plans – the legislative framework that supports for Welsh-Medium Education Provision - 24 June 2022 One network, one timetable, one ticket: planning buses as a public service for Wales - 24 June 2022 Liberty protection safeguards - 07 July 2022 Guidance for principal councils - 22 July 2022 Have your say: the constitutional future of Wales - 31 July 2022 Welsh Housing Quality Standard 2023 - 03 August 2022 The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, and its management, on health and social care in Wales - No deadline
Cardiff Council Consultations - and Deadlines City Wide Food Strategy - 19 June 2022 Cardiff residents can apply to Cardiff Citizens Panel - 30 June 2023
GETTING YOUR VOICE HEARD?
C3SC represents Cardiff’s Third Sector in the city’s public sector governance arrangements. Please get in touch for further details or to share your views – email: enquiries@c3sc.org.uk. To find out about the latest developments, please follow these links Cardiff Public Services Board: Key documents Meeting Agenda Cardiff City Centre Recovery Strategy Community Safety Governance Structure Cardiff and Vale Integrated Health and Social Care Partnership & Regional Partnership Board: Who we are Agenda and minutes of Board Meetings Local Councillors are elected by the community to represent public interest and individuals living within their ward. For details of your local councillor, click here. For details of the latest news on recent and upcoming COVID-19 rules and updates, click here. For details of your local councillor following the recent elections, click here.
UPCOMING TRAINING AND EVENTS
We offer a range of training and networking sessions to inform and support you as you run your activities, group or organisation. In addition to the training we offer, C3SC works with a number of organisations who offer their own programme of training on a variety of subjects. We are currently working on our calendar of events for 22-23. For more information, click here.
Meet the Employer Skills Workshop – Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water - Thursday 9th June, 2022 @ 2:00pm-3:00pm A great opportunity for people looking for help getting into work to hear from employers about skills needs, current and future vacancies. Suitable for Cardiff-based job seekers and those embarking on journeys into or back into employment.
C3SC “Meet the Funder” Event / Sport Wales & Art Council of Wales - Tuesday 14th June, 2022 @ 10:00am-12:00pm This event, hosted by C3SC, will explore the latest funding opportunities from Sport Wales and the Arts Council of Wales. Presentations will include Sport Wales, the national organisation with responsibility for developing sport and physical activity for Wales, providing details on the funds and grants they currently have available for community organisations, clubs, volunteers and athletes.
Being a Trustee Training - Tuesday 21st June, 2022 @ 4:30pm-6:30pm An online training session for new and existing trustees in Cardiff to learn more about best practice in governance.
Meet the Employer Skills Workshop – Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water - Thursday 7th July, 2022 @ 2:00pm-3:00pm A great opportunity for people looking for help getting into work to hear from employers about skills needs, current and future vacancies. Suitable for Cardiff-based job seekers and those embarking on journeys into or back into employment.
Click here for full Training and Events Calendar
LATEST FUNDING AND SUPPORT
e are delighted to announce that we have already started to roll out our small W grants programme for 2022/23 with 2 exciting opportunities currently taking place and we look forward to promoting many more funding opportunities over the coming months so make sure to keep checking our website and promotions.
C3SC Briefing - Funding and Support In this briefing we provide up to date information on the funding and support available to groups. The information below is a selection of available funding opportunities. Our aim is to help voluntary and community groups and social enterprises delivering across Cardiff to navigate through the quantities of information that is available. If you would like to find out more, please contact us at enquiries@c3sc.org.uk. Sport Wales: Be Active Wales Fund This scheme offers to support clubs and community organisations that have sport as a core part of their service delivery with any off-field projects to enhance the experience of sport, support clubs and community organisations that have sport as part of their service delivery. Offering grants from £300 to £50,000 for projects in Wales that intend to do at least one of the following: reduce inequality, create long-term sustainability, introduce new or different ways of operating.
Comic Relief Community Funding After the delivery of a successful pilot scheme, Comic Relief has confirmed a new round of funding to fund community led action bringing about positive, lasting social change throughout Wales. Comic Relief and Third Sector Support Wales (TSSW) partners recognise the great work that community led organisations do across Wales and want to help organisations to build their own capacity in a sustainable and impactful way. A small grants programme has been made available for charitable groups and organisations in Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan. The fund aims to ensure that community groups leading change and growth in their local communities are able to access Comic Relief grassroots funding, enabling them to make more positive changes in response to specific local needs. The aim of this fund is to ensure that comic relief grassroots funding is reached by the community groups leading change and growth in their locality, enabling them to make positive changes in response to the specific needs of the community. The application form, project finances spreadsheet and guidance for small grants can be downloaded from here: c3sc.org.uk/comic-relief-community-fund-inwales/
Community Foundation Wales Funds The following funds are currently open to applications. The Fund for Wales has no deadline. The Principality Future Generations Fund is open until 30 June. The COVID-19 Recovery Support Fund for BAME Community Groups is open until 8 June. You can click on the fund names to be directed to the website for more information and to read the full criteria.
Summer of Fun We are pleased to be supporting Cardiff’s ’Summer of Fun’ again this year. The aim of Summer of Fun is to provide opportunities for children and young people aged 0 - 25 that support with emotional, social and physical wellbeing. Applications will close today at 5pm, and our Panel will be writing to successful applicants in mid-June so activities that are planned can start from July.
Another good news story from our members MENFA - Mentoring For All - is a longstanding member of our community of groups and organisations that make up our membership. They recently contacted us for advice and support on funding for the renovation and replacement of a new roof at their premises. We were thrilled when they told us they have secured over £90,000 of funding from Welsh Governments’ Community Facilities and Activities Programme and the Big Lottery. They told us: “Mr Thomas Crockett has been such an immeasurable source [of support] to MENFA. Our applications to the Lottery fell through at least 5 times prior to this. Thomas made things clear and concise, met with us on a frequent basis and helped us greatly. He also liaised with the funders. It is because of his help insight and advice we were successful. We honestly cannot thank you enough Thomas. You have made our dream a reality!” To read the full case study, click here. Click here for more funding
THIRD SECTOR NEWS Keeping Well this Winter
Save the date! Minority Ethnic Communities (MEC) Health Fair on Wednesday 29th June 2022 @ Cardiff City Hall from 10am to 2pm. With the theme Healthy futures: self-care, recovery, access the event aims to enable individuals from all ethnicities to access health services and key health messages through information stalls, speakers and workshops. As always, we welcome individuals, voluntary groups and organisation working with diverse communities to get involved. If you would like to book a stall, volunteer, organise a group visit to the event or get involved in any other way, contact anna.r@c3sc.org.uk or roon.adam@raceequalityfirst.org.uk. For more information, click here.
Menter Caerdydd’s annual festival celebrating the Welsh language is happening in Cardiff, Tafwyl, on June 18 and 19 at Cardiff Castle. This year’s festival has a really special line-up with something for everybody – live music stages, a schools stage, a venue for talks, a variety of activities for children, craft stalls and local food and drink stalls. For more information, click here.
The Welsh Government have released their latest news announcements, such as: 'Work to improve urgent and emergency care picks up pace', '£2.9 million boost for Wales’ Brilliant Basics, the little things which make a big difference to a holiday experience', 'Welsh Government steps in to replace EU-funded programmes to support people with complex barriers to find work', and more. For more information, click here.
Revealing Reality has partnered with the Royal National Institute for Blind People (RNIB) to create a survey for people with vision impairments in the UK. It aims to measure quality of life and get a better sense of what is important and help the RNIB in the work they do. We want to encourage as many people as possible with vision impairments to do the survey. For more information, click here.
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LATEST VACANCIES NYAS – Participation Development Worker You will support in the active involvement and engagement of young people from across NYAS Cymru services and those from hard to reach and marginalised groups within Wales. You will enable them to influence and shape policy and practice, raise aspiration and educational attainment, and become less socially isolated and more connected with their peers and wider community. This will be achieved within the principles of youth work in Wales. Salary: £19,812.85 – £22,261.71 (pro-rata of £23,115 – £25,972) Hours: 30 per week Term: Fixed for 3 months Location: Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan Interview date: 06 June 2022 African Community Centre Wales - Business Development Manager The Business Development Manager role aims to engage widely with the BAME community in Cardiff and the surrounding areas. Salary: £25,000 per annum (pro-rata) Hours: 30 per week Term: 1 year contract Location: Cardiff Closing date: 17:00, Wednesday, 15 June 2022 Check out more Vacancies Are you interested in advertising in our monthly newsletter? Contact us at enquiries@c3sc.org.uk. C3SC is committed to equality and representing the full diversity of the community. Sincere thanks and appreciation to all our members, funders and partners for all your support.