MAY 2022 NEWSLETTER
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Welcome to the May edition of C3SC’s members’ newsletter. As the new operational year gets underway we, like many of you, are in the process of finalising our end of year reports and completing our business plans for the forthcoming year. Through the surveys, Listening to You Visits, Networks, Events and Focus Groups that we have arranged in the past year – with thanks to everyone who has contributed – some of the opportunities and threats are coming through loud and clear. We are hearing from many of you You really value having a local third sector infrastructure organisation providing advice, information and a collective voice for the sector You would like the shape of relationships – including funding relationships - with our statutory partners to evolve to reflect the new economic, social and environmental realities, opportunities and risks as the impact of fundamental changes in the way we do things emerge - brought on by legislation, the pandemic, Brexit etc. You would like to see more collaboration and join up across the sector to strengthen our responses and support solutions to the city’s challenges and opportunities You would like to see a renewed focus on effective engagement and Social Value We have been working proactively in response, and will share plans – which will include A VCSE Strategy for Cardiff Our new approach to our Member Networks Our new Funding Strategy In the meantime, we have continued to work with our strategic partners – including on Developing a shared approach to effective engagement Re-establishing a local Social Value Forum Looking at the ways in which we work and how they can support our social purpose – such as how funding and commissioning arrangements can better support VCSE organisations to pay the Real Living Wage. As well as news on funding, influence and developments, we will keep you updated in our newsletters and on our website (www.c3sc.org.uk), and in the meantime feel free to continue to contact and message us to share your views, perspectives and experience. We look forward to hearing from you. With best wishes, Sheila and the Team at C3SC
WHAT'S HAPPENING AT C3SC?
Find us in Butetown Community Centre!
We are pleased to confirm that we are open for drop-ins in our office at Butetown Community Centre from 10:00am-4:00pm from Monday to Friday. We are still available by email - enquiries@c3sc.org.uk, or telephone – call us on 07973 725 335.
We are able to support you with advice, information and help on issues about and relevant to voluntary organisations, community groups and social enterprises from setting up a group to finding funding, volunteering, recruiting trustees, supporting your board, training opportunities, engagement events and network meetings. Feel free to drop in for a chat!
Meet our New Team Member!
Meet our new team member, Magdalena Thomas, Volunteer Centre Support Officer @C3SC! "I am originally from Poland and have been living in Cardiff for over 15 years. I like the diversity and openness of the city and I feel at home here. My experience with volunteering started when I joined the Polish Saturday School in Cardiff back in 2011, first running a toddler club and then volunteering as a teacher. When we decided to register our school as a charity in 2016 and contacted C3SC we got information and guidelines which allowed us to register with the Charity Commission. The funding we were able to receive as a charity helped our school grow stronger and the school will be celebrating its 15 year anniversary next year. As a Welsh learner I started a Welsh conversation group, Clonc yn y Bae, which meets every Tuesday afternoon in The Coal Exchange Hotel to practice speaking Welsh. There are plenty of volunteering opportunities in Cardiff, and many people have already discovered their call for volunteering. I am now part of a passionate team @C3SC who will help you find a perfect match for your volunteering opportunity."
C3SC Member Networks Thank you to everyone who contributed to the recent review of our Member Networks - their themes, membership and purpose. We are excited to announce that 2022 will be the year we put your feedback in to action! From what you’ve told us, we have reduced the number of our themed Networks, and between our Third Sector Development Officers and our newly appointed Community Connection Development Officers, you can expect Network Meetings to provide opportunities for more connections and collaboration across the sector, and more integration between the public and third sectors. Member forums will provide the opportunity to respond on a flexible basis to emerging opportunities and what you tell us you want to talk about. We also recognise the value in utilising our social media platforms in engaging and supporting our members and communities. We will be using the Cardiff Community platform as a valuable tool to support ongoing discussion and dialogue, and we will be actively developing our Member Networks webpage over the coming months to provide you with up to date information on our networks’ activities, and opportunities for funding, policy influence and engagement.
NRW Building Empowerment and Resilience Project We have been pleased to lead on this project for Cardiff and the Vale, supporting more groups and organisations to consider and connect with opportunities to contribute towards environmental sustainability. At our latest event, we held an Environmental Showcase with GVS, at which five local environmental groups described their stories of how they have developed positive environmental practice. Following the Showcase, C3SC co-hosted an event at which participants were provided with advice and information on writing better funding bids, and heard from funders from the National Lottery Community and Heritage Funds who were keen to link with not for profit groups and support environmental projects. We received great feedback from the sessions, from which we anticipate funding applications to follow, which the C3SC team will be available to help with.
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 Volunteering | C3SC Cardiff Third Sector Council for more information. You can go directly to the Volunteering Wales 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.
Volunteers Week 2022
The theme for Volunteers’ Week 2022 is ‘Time to Say Thanks’ - join us this year in recognising the vital differences volunteers make in our organisations, groups and communities in Cardiff. The overarching theme agreed for Volunteers’ Week 2022 is ‘Time to Say Thanks’. For more information on Volunteers’ Week 2022, please click here. 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 725 690 or volunteer@c3sc.org.uk.You can also contact us on social media @cdfvolcentre.
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. For more information on The Month of Community 2022, please click here. Contact us on 07973 725 690 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
Refugee Volunteer Appeal Cardiff Volunteer Centre @ C3SC is keen to identify individuals who are interested in assisting with refugee and asylum seeker welcome and resettlement efforts. A pool of potential volunteers will be helpful in responding quickly and efficiently to the needs of refugees entering the UK. Currently, government and third sector organisations are preparing to meet increased demand for their services as the City of Cardiff is anticipating the arrival of a significant number of Ukrainian Refugees, and the Welsh Government is planning to set up Arrival Hubs and Welcome Centres in Wales. For more information and to register your interest in volunteering if you are refugee or person seeking asylum, or you want to assist with welcoming and resettling people, please click here. A safeguarding module is one of the tools available supporting people to work with refugees from the Ukraine and elsewhere. You can access it via the link provided below and choosing “Enter as Guest” as an option. The module can be followed in Welsh or English: https://learning.wales.nhs.uk/course/view.php? id=2555
WATCH THIS SPACE! Cardiff Volunteer Awards 2022
Presented by C3SC, The 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 June 1st! The 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. Watch this space in future newsletters for more information on this years' awards. For all the information on previous Cardiff Volunteer Awards, visit our website at Cardiff Volunteer Awards - C3SC. We would like to give a special thank you to the sponsors of the Cardiff Volunteer Awards 2021. Thank you to Wales & West Housing for sponsoring the event, and The Open University Wales and 2Buy2 for sponsoring some of the award categories. Are you interested in sponsoring opportunities for this years' Cardiff Volunteer Awards 2022? If you are interested or would like more information, email us at enquiries@c3sc.org.uk.
Youth Led Grant (YLG) is now open for applications! The young people in Cardiff are full of 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 be awarded 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. You can apply to join the Youth Led Grant Panel via this Youth Led Grant Panel Application Form. Follow Cardiff YLG on Twitter and Facebook to stay up to date on the projects and panel. Here are a couple of examples of the last year’s beneficiaries:
Grange Pavilion Youth Forum Grange Pavilion Youth Forum was awarded Youth Led Grant funding in order to produce a series of filmmaking lessons for young people. The organisation used the funding to purchase equipment, allowing them to shoot mini film sequences and interviews. This project was aimed at building bridges between young people from different backgrounds, encouraging them to unite and tell stories that they care about. You can find out more about the project here: Grange Pavilion Youth Forum Case Study
Cardiff and Vale Scouts Jubilee Campsite Development Cardiff and Vale Scouts Jubilee Campsite Development used Youth Led Grant funding to purchase equipment which will allow them to maintain the rundown Jubilee Campsite. This project is led by Cardiff and Vale Scouts Area Network, a group of young people aged 18-25 who lead maintenance days at the site. You can find out more about the project here: Cardiff and Vale Scouts Case Study
Employability Programmes
We’ve been supporting people, like Aysha and Ashraf, pictured above with Jalal – one of the team at C3SC, with the tools they need to get back into work. Through our employability projects, we’ve already helped 2 people into full-time employment! 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. Participants will also receive a £15 Amazon voucher! We’re supporting jobseekers through our two employability programmes: Supported by the European Social Fund through Welsh Government, the Active Inclusion project supports BME people who are long-term unemployed in to work or training. Email volunteer@c3sc.org.uk, Tel. 07973 725690, or visit us at Butetown Community Centre and meet the team; or for more information, click here. Funded by the UK government, the Community Renewal project will help people aged 16+ to volunteer, develop skills or look for paid work. Email volunteer@c3sc.org.uk, Tel. 07973 725690, meet the team at Butetown Community Centre. or for more information, click here.
Events and workshops for jobseekers, do join us! Please share details of our FREE workshops for jobseekers with your service users, networks and contacts - details and links to register are provided below: Friday 13 May 13:00-14:00 - C3SC World of Work workshop with Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water – C3SC – Cardiff Third Sector Council (online) Friday 17 June 13:00-14:00 - C3SC World of Work workshop with Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water – C3SC – Cardiff Third Sector Council (online) Watch this space for further announcements as we add more workshops to our rolling programme. Keep a lookout on our Training and Events | C3SC - Cardiff Third Sector Council webpage and social media! With thanks to everyone who has attended to date and to employers who have supported the workshop programme. This is what our employers are saying and suggesting… “A great opportunity for us to talk careers. We have a new onsite experience construction hub. We are actively looking for referrals so this could also be a great addition to a careers talk with a real opportunity for people to get into the world of construction. The most rewarding project I could start my career with.” (Construction company) “It was encouraging to hear that businesses local to Cardiff are working on initiatives to promote their sectors as career pathways for individuals who may have found academic life a challenge. I didn’t fully realise the scope you have in Cardiff as an umbrella body. Suggestions for future training or events? Face to face networking when restrictions allow” (Food & Drink wholesaler) “A joined up event/session where employers could speak to these individuals face to face, helping to give skills and understanding of what is required and how to apply/interview techniques as well as raising awareness of opportunities that are available” (Utilities company)
Placement and Apprenticeship
Are you or someone you know looking for a placement or apprenticeship opportunity? If so, the Volunteer Centre @C3SC would like to hear from you! C3SC member organisations work across diverse fields throughout the city of Cardiff, and we can help you to identify opportunities to work or gain experience in the Third Sector. Please contact us at volunteer@c3sc.org.uk with the subject line 'Placement and Apprenticeship’ Is your third sector organisation working to address a management challenge? If so, Cardiff Business School may be able to help! Professor Joe O'Mahoney is currently seeking third-sector organisations to host teams of 5 MSc students for an eight week practical research project. These placements, taking place from mid-July to mid-September, can address any management topic, including; Digital marketing strategy Event planning Consumer research Fundraising planning Publicity campaigning Competitor research Placements will ultimately deliver a management report and presentation supporting actionable solutions to challenges facing third sector organisations. For more information, you can book a Zoom meeting with Prof. O'Mahoney on Zoom.
Drop-in Sessions
The Cardiff Volunteer Centre hosts online and in-person volunteer drop-in sessions. Online sessions are every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 1pm–2pm on Zoom and drop-in sessions in our office from 10am-4pm, Monday to Friday at Butetown Community Centre, Loudoun Square, CF10 5UZ, for anybody who is interested in learning more about how to get into volunteering. For more information and how to book, visit our website: https://c3sc.org.uk/volunteer/ If you have any questions, please email Kailee Carella at volunteer@c3sc.org.uk.
Volunteering-Wales.net Volunteering-Wales.net is a brilliant resource for finding the right volunteering opportunities near you. You can search for opportunities by postcode, organisation or category by creating your free volunteer profile. Start finding opportunities near you by registering today at https://cardiff.volunteeringwales.net/
C3SC Membership The C3SC Membership Portal offers a mapping database with FREE access for our members; this will provide the opportunity for members, groups and organisations to advertise, promote and connect your activities and services. All current C3SC members can CLAIM YOUR EXISTING LISTING to update your details and set up a password to edit and manage your own profile. You can 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. New members can REGISTER here. CLAIM LISTING if you are currently a member or if you are would like to become a member, REGISTER now!
HAVE YOUR SAY!
Cardiff Community Platform If you have not yet done so, you can join other members on the Cardiff Community Platform (https://community.c3sc.org.uk/) - a free virtual social network for residents of Cardiff, where you can start forums and follow discussions on various social and business topics, join networks, participate in social action, engage with your community and other communities in Wales. Follow @C3SC_Community on Twitter and @C3SC on all major social media platforms. If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact us email: membership@c3sc.org.uk
Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) Strategy for Cardiff Thank you to all our members and everyone who has contributed to the development of our Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) Strategy for the city. The strategy aims to set out how C3SC will support the local sector to work together collaboratively and with partners as we provide a huge range of social purpose services and activities that make vital contributions to individual and community wellbeing. We have had a delay in finalising the strategy, but are pleased this will provide the opportunity for more partners to engage in our thematic focus groups, delivered by Richard Newton Consulting, and you can still have your say by responding to our Survey or contacting info@richard-newton.co.uk for a discussion. We will share the strategy with you shortly - look out for an update in the next edition of the Members’ Newsletter.
C3SC is Listening to You C3SC is committed to listening to, understanding and learning from our members and partners. We want to be continually learning as we develop our organisation through the knowledge, capability and initiative of our workforce, members, partners and others. We are offering Listening To You visits to our member groups and organisations so that you can tell us about your challenges and opportunities, and your experience of being a member. From this, we will better understand the needs and interests of the sector as we develop the story of our impact and build ideas of the things we could do differently to better support and represent the sector. 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 – see Page 15 for more information.
Don't forget to vote on May 5th at Wales' Local Elections! Local elections are imminent in Wales, and voluntary and community groups can play a role in supporting citizens to exercise their democratic rights, and to help those who are doing so for the first time. For more information, click here.
Open Consultations - and Deadlines Draft framework for Welsh in English medium education - 13 May 2022 Local Government and Elections (Wales) Act 2021: standards of conduct statutory guidance - 16 May 2022 New registration categories for the Education Workforce Council - 24 May 2022 Liberty protection safeguards - 07 July 2022 Guidance for principal councils - 22 July 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 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. There have been changes to the eligibility to vote in elections especially for our Qualifying Foreign Citizens, and all young persons who can now register to vote at age 14 and actually vote at age 16 and over. The Welsh Council Elections are due to take place on Thursday 5th March 2022, when these changes will be in place. Find details here Minister for Finance and Local Government Rebecca Evans tabled Welsh Government’s final budget outlining spending plans for 2022-23.
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.
C3SC Jobseekers workshop with Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water - Friday 13th May, 2022 @ 1:00pm-2:00pm 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.
Cardiff Volunteers Coordinators Network Meeting - Tuesday 17th May, 2022 @ 2:00pm-3:30pm. The Cardiff Volunteer Coordinators Network (CVCN) is a Participation and Engagement initiative by Cardiff Third Sector Council as part of its commitment to the development and support of the volunteering infrastructure in Cardiff and its role within Third Sector Support Wales. Each quarterly meeting is packed with information, guidance, discussions and networking. It’s also a great way to raise the profile of volunteering in Cardiff.
Introduction to Volunteering - Thursday 26th May, 2022 @ 2:00pm-4:30pm. The training will help you improve your knowledge on welcoming volunteers to your organisation. It would be suitable for volunteer managers, coordinators, supervisors, team leaders and individuals who have responsibility for recruiting, training and managing volunteers.
C3SC Jobseekers workshop with Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water - Friday 17th June, 2022 @ 1:00pm-2:00pm 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
We are delighted to say that in 2021/22 C3SC administered a number of small grant programmes with a value of over £400,000, these funds contributed to a number of priority areas that supported in excess of 90 organisations across Cardiff. An example of the type of funding and how it was utilised is described below.
Winter Pressures Funding The Cardiff and Vale Winter Pressures Grant directly funded local activity to help to alleviate pressures, create additional capacity/activity, or extend existing activity where other funds are running out. We supported Cardiff and Vale Care and Repair with a project to assist during the winter period. They visited 204 older people in Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan and completed a variety of small adaptation works to help them to live as independently as possible in their own home. Referrals came from various sources including health, local authority, voluntary sector and older people themselves. The small adaptation works that were done assisted 32 older people to return to their homes from hospital; reduced the risk of falls for 62 older people and increased independence in daily living for 110 older people. They told us ‘Many thanks for all your help and support here, much appreciated.’
Comic Relief Community Funding in Wales We are inviting application to the Comic Relief Fund 2022/23. We will be looking for applications for between £1000 and £10,000 to fund community led action on local issues based on the following principles: Children Survive & Thrive – Actions to give children the best start in life and access to opportunities to achieve their potential Gender Justice – Actions to improve equality for women and girls A Safe Place to Be – Actions to help vulnerable people improve their circumstances and safety Mental Health Matters – Actions to enable access to support and increase awareness
Volunteering Wales Main Grant Scheme - New Round Now Open! Funding is available for not-for-profit organisations proposing projects up to 2 years, for up to £25k per annum. All projects over 1 year will be reviewed at the end of year 1 by the Grant Support team and the Volunteering Wales Panel. Based on this review and availability of funding, it will determine if the project continues into year 2. There will be £850k to award per annum for these main grants. For more information and to apply, click here.
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.
C3SC Briefing - Funding and Support In this briefing we provide up to date information on the funding and support available to groups, particularly as we respond to the impact of the pandemic in our communities. 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. Versus Arthritis Let’s Move Together Fund Grants of up to £5,000 to support people with musculoskeletal conditions, including arthritis, to get active. Organisations in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland should be working to increase the availability of exercise opportunities for people with musculoskeletal conditions in local communities, to help aid recovery from the negative impact of COVID-19 and reduce the widening of inequalities in sport and physical activity. Applications are particularly welcome from groups who also support people from culturally diverse communities, disabled people, and people from lower socioeconomic groups. We Move Fund: Youth Social Action Aims to empower Black children and young people through Youth Social Action. Black-led organisation are particularly encouraged to apply. You need to register your interest in the fund and you will have until 20 June to complete your application. The Fore Grants The Fore is offering unrestricted grants of up to £30,000 over 1-3 years. The aim is to help organisations become more sustainable, more efficient, to grow significantly or enabling an organisation to take a major step forward of some kind. The Fore is particularly looking to fund small organisations working with marginalised groups and led by people in the community that may have found it hard to access trust and foundation funding in the past.
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THIRD SECTOR NEWS Keeping Well this Winter
Reminder to Patients and Visitors Travelling to and From CAVUHB Hospitals: As hospital sites get busier, we are seeing more traffic to and from our main hospitals which has meant a higher demand for car parking spaces. At University Hospital of Wales and University Hospital Llandough, we have allocated patient and visitor parking areas. We would like to remind all those travelling to us that they can use the free Park & Ride service which runs Monday to Friday, all day at frequent times. For more information, click here.
AmazonSmile lets customers shop online, and Amazon will donate 0.5% of the net purchase price of eligible purchases to the charitable organisations selected by customers. Learn more and how to support C3SC by clicking here.
Cardiff and Vale Regional Partnership Board (RPB) have published the 2022-27 Population Needs Assessment for the region. The Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014 introduced a duty on local authorities and Local Health Boards to prepare and publish an assessment of the care and support needs of the population, including carers who need support. For more information, click here.
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.
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LATEST VACANCIES
MAC – Parenting Worker (1x Cardiff and 1x Swansea) To facilitate MAC’s parenting programmes across delivery areas, providing support and interventions to a case load of vulnerable children, young people (CYP) and families/carers. Salary: £25,000 / £30,000 The application deadline is 13th May 2022.
Volunteer at Headway Cardiff & South East Wales Help Headway Cardiff & South East Wales to support survivors of acquired brain injuries. Do you have 5 hours to spare on a Monday or Thursday in the Vale of Glamorgan? Based at Llandough Hospital. Have you got excellent communication and social skills? Are you looking for valuable experience? Then come and join our small and friendly team to support people with acquired brain injuries.
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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.