You’ll be looking into young people’s experiences of life during the Covid19 pandemic – get involved to help protect young people’s rights and safety.
The deadline is the 13th May
You can apply on Eurodesk UK’s Website: https://www.eurodesk.org.uk/young-peoples-experiences-life-during-covid-19-pandemi
The Peace and Goodwill Message is unique to Wales and has been sent annually for 98 years – this is the only message of its kind in the world.
I am asking for your support on the 18th of May to help the young people of Wales make this the biggest message in history.
The message will be announced on the Urdd Gobaith Cymru social accounts on Monday 18th of May and we are asking you to do at least 1 of 3 things:
Help the Urdd
Help Wales
Help our young people ………………. to reach 15 million people in 50 countries around the world in 2020!
For more details please email – heddwch@urdd.org
If you’re looking for a smile this Friday, have a watch of this lovely video from our members DofE Wales!
We recently commissioned a short animation about who we are and what we do, we hope you enjoy it!
The next series of CWVYS regional ZOOM meetings will concentrate on safeguarding and training.
Contact Catrin James catrin@cwvys.org.uk to receive the joining details to join the meeting in your region: –
Central South and South East Wales – 30/4/20 – 10am to 11am
North Wales – 1/5/20 10am to 11am
South West and Mid Wales -1/5/20 1pm to 2pm
CWVYS meetings aims provide a supportive space for the sector to: –
We are providing a supportive space for the sector to: –
Contact Catrin James catrin@cwvys.org.uk to receive the joining details to join the meeting in your region: –
Central South and South East Wales – 16/4/20 – 10am to 11am
North Wales – 17/4/20 10am to 11am
South West and Mid Wales -17/4/20 2pm to 3pm
Diolch
We hope you’re all safe and well today!
Here you can find our latest Covid-19 related bulletin: https://mailchi.mp/3f2889c9adbc/coronavirus-useful-information
We’d like to draw your attention to this collection of handy resources gathered by ProMo Cymru but the whole sector is welcomed to contribute: https://www.notion.so/Digital-Resources-for-the-third-and-youth-sector-in-Wales-Covid-19-bdf7a6dcdb66478a9a3477c4cda7eaf1
The Voluntary Services Emergency Fund is for voluntary organisations with costs associated with the increase in volunteering activities and adapting service needs in response to Coronavirus. Details are here: https://wcva.cymru/funding/volunteering-wales-grants-scheme/
Additionally the funds totalling £500 million to provide extra support to the Welsh economy, businesses and charities can be found on the Business Wales website: https://businesswales.gov.wales/financial-support-and-grants
The Cranfield Trust is offering support to charities in this difficult time. Whether you’d like a phone call to talk through your problems and challenges generally, or specific advice on finance, HR or other management topics, their 1,200 volunteers – management professionals – are ready and waiting to provide support. You can get in touch – either via their website form, by emailing admin@cranfieldtrust.org or by calling 01794 830338 – and they’ll do their best to find the right help for you.
Important update
It has been announced on the European Commission’s DiscoverEU webpage that DiscoverEU is postponed until further notice.
We will share information as it becomes available.
If you have already been awarded a DiscoverEU pass, and have questions about travelling, you will need to contact the scheme organiser. If you are concerned about COVID-19 (Coronavirus), we recommend referring to UK Foreign Office advice.
