Tuesday 18 August 2020

NSPCC Training for Designated Safeguarding Person

 NSPCC training for the DESIGNATED SAFEGUARDING PERSON in WALES.

 This advanced safeguarding course runs on the 1 & 2 September (through Zoom) and is aimed at DSP’s working in Wales across all sectors including education and the voluntary sector. 

 More info on the course can be found at this weblink https://learning.nspcc.org.uk/training/designated-safeguarding-person-wales including how to book a place!

Message from Natural Resources Wales

Miki Miyata-Lee is a Senior Officer from from Natural Resources Wales.  See her message below:

I am a partnership specialist, who is keen to promote health and wellbeing of people and environment in Bridgend, Cardiff, Merthyr, RCT and Vale of Glamorgan.

Currently, I am reaching out for new audiences and partnerships, who have interests in promoting any activities involving local greenspace, and seaside/riverside space etc., that can bring environmental, social, economic and cultural benefits to everyone.  It can be both urban and rural area.  What we are looking for is diverse ideas, cultures and creativities which can contribute to South Central Wales Area Statements:

  • Building resilient ecosystems
  • Connecting people with nature
  • Working with water
  • Improving our air quality
  • Improving our health

I currently have a very modest amount of funding called Shared Outcome Request.  Please find the info here  .  If you are interested in having a chat with me, please get in touch.  It doesn’t have to be about accessing to the grant.  It can simply a friendly chat about your local people and places, and how you think we can bring better wellbeing of people with local environmental actions. 

Ffon: 03000 654 538/ Mob: 0781 799 1047

Miki.Miyata-Lee@cyfoethnaturiolcymru.gov.uk

Tuesday 11 August 2020

Calling Residents of Treharris . . .

The Bevan Foundation is a charity that is looking at how to grow opportunities, incomes and services in Treharris.

To do this we need to understand more about the circumstances of Treharris residents. Please will you help us by joining our virtual focus group?

We want to know about how money circulates locally and how and where it is spent.

To say thank you, you will be paid £15 for participating. The information you give will be treated in strict confidence, we may use your insights but you will not be named publicly.

 We are looking to run the virtual focus groups on these dates: 

19 August@2:00
26th August @ 2pm
 2nd September @ 2pm

Places are strictly limited. If you would like to participate, or would like to know more you can contact

Lloyd Jones,

Project Support Officer:

lloyd.jones@bevanfoundation.org.uk.

 Please also pass this on to anyone you think might be interested. Thank you!

About the Bevan Foundation

The Bevan Foundation is Wales’ most innovative and influential think tank. We develop lasting solutions to Wales’ most challenging problems.

We are independent of government or any political party, and are funded by subscriptions, donations, grants from charitable trusts and foundations and commissions.

 145 & 145a High Street, Merthyr Tydfil, CF47 8DP

www.bevanfoundation.org   

info@bevanfoundation.org

 01685 350938