If you are an older person, someone with learning disabilities or dementia or need support in a caring role, come along to Carnegie House in Wyndham Street in Bridgend town centre on Tuesday 17 March from 10am – 1pm and find out what’s going on in your local area. Read more
Find out more about the evaluation of the Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act and let Welsh Institute for Health and Social Care (WIHSC) know about its impact on you. Read more
Do you have a learning disability or care for someone who does? Come along to Cornelly Community Centre on Friday 13 March 2020 from 12.30 – 4pm and have your say on what activities you would like to see in your community. Read more
Public Health Wales is working closely with Welsh Government and other UK public health agencies to carefully monitor the situation in Wuhan and to implement their planned response, with measures in place to protect the health of the public. Read more
Information stands have been booked at the Princess of Wales Hospital, Prince Charles Hospital and Royal Glamorgan Hospital from Monday 8 June – Friday 12 June 2020. Read more
Welsh Government is holding some consultation events in Chepstow on Monday 9 March 2020 as they want your views on their strategy to make a low carbon, zero waste Wales that uses a fair share of resources. Read more
£10 million of National Lottery funding to redesign and improve services for people experiencing, or at risk of homelessness. Read more
Chris Elmore MP and Huw Irranca Davies AM working together for Ogmore. Get an overview of the funding opportunities available and have the chance to have one-to-one discussions with funders. Read more
The Suncredit 'Community Benefit' Fund supports communities immediately affected by the solar farm. Read more
Discover what activities and groups are going on in your local area by coming along to an over 50s community information morning at Sarn Community Hub (next to Filco) on Friday 27 March from 10am – 1pm. Read more
The voluntary community action to help those affected by StormDennis in Wales has been absolutely vital and inspirational. But the groups and organisations working on the ground urgently need our support. Read more
Grants of up to £1,000 are available to registered charities and accountable non-profit organisations to improve the education and physical and emotional wellbeing of children aged 0-16. Read more
Funding is available for projects helping disadvantaged young people in the UK and Ireland. Read more
Groups serving Bridgend County Borough will be able to apply for a 30 minute appointment with James Bird, a BBC Children in Need grants officer, to discuss the eligibility and potential of a project proposal. Read more
Mark, you will always be a huge loss to us, and you will always be loved and remembered fondly. Read more
Do you want to know more about what is going on in Porthcawl? If yes, come along to Grand Pavilion on Friday 6 March and find out lots of useful information to help you whilst enjoying a spot of free afternoon tea. Read more
Don't miss the opportunity to showcase the valuable work you’re doing on a national level. Read more
If you are a registered small-medium size charity, community or voluntary group or small social enterprise based in South Wales only with an income of £500,000 or less, they can fund your project/organisation with up to £35,000 for revenue and capital needs. Read more
Porthcawl based charity, Sustainable Wales is able to offer free support to reduce your group’s carbon footprint. Read more
Up to £100,000 over three years is available to small and medium sized charities. Read more
Up to $12,000 (USD) of funding is available for groups working on projects to protect both the environment and affected communities. Read more
Up to £70,000 is available for projects that develop and run activities that support the mental health and wellbeing of ex-forces. Read more
The biggest event for Wales' voluntary sector returns to Cardiff City Stadium on 19 March - a unique space for us to connect with each other, share ideas and start making a bigger difference together. Read more
The fund will consider funding up to £15,000 per annum and will normally award a grant for one year only. Read more