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Collaboration is key! At the National Office for Care and Support we want to work with you to create a National Care Service
How do the public & politicians view the voluntary & community sector in Wales?
Unlocking generosity: Introducing charities to payroll giving
Starting your net zero journey: Practical steps for charities & non-profit organisations
Social media & my child: Is there something I should know?
Cymru’s digital leap – Harnessing AI as a superpower to boost voluntary sector productivity
Towards a Wales Network for Regional Partnership Boards’ (RPBs) Voluntary Sector Representatives
The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award: Impact & opportunity
Senedd 2026: changes, impact & manifestos
Our homes, our say: Empowering people, creating homes
Communities in control: Invest Local, the story of Wales’s most innovative community programme
Leading digital change: A conversation
The role of the Independent Examiner in preventing fraud
Current risks in the charity sector: An update
Lead the way with Welsh Language AI innovation
Senedd 2026: changes, impact & manifestos
Future Design: Develop your long-term thinking skills
From short-term placements to lifelong volunteers: Making that first introduction count
The new Employment Rights Bill: What every charity needs to know
Mental health prevention – The power of communities
Inside Out Support and WCVA Safeguarding: Supporting ex-offenders
Welsh Language in the Third Sector Network
Volunteering as a way of life for everyone?
Voluntary Income Review 2025: What are the best fundraising opportunities for charities in Wales?
Finding the Good – Commissioning conversations learning workshop
Collaborating for health and well-being in the community
Lunch and a chat – an opportunity for learners to practice their Welsh
Skills-based volunteering: A win win win
Social Leaders Cymru – One year on: Working together to create leadership development opportunities for the voluntary sector in Wales
Current risks in the charity sector: An update
What role could/should universities, such as The Open University in Wales, have in supporting the voluntary sector in Wales?
The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award: Impact & opportunity
Cymru’s digital leap – Harnessing AI as a superpower to boost voluntary sector productivity
Tracking the temperature of the sector: Introducing the Welsh voluntary sector barometer
Voluntary sector delivery of the national Short Breaks Scheme for unpaid carers: harnessing the impact & learning
Understanding the Strategic Mental Health Workforce Plan
The future of Welsh transport belongs to us all – putting community at the heart of transport development
Thriving in fundraising: Building resilience & wellbeing
Involving communities for social cohesion
Lead the way with Welsh Language AI innovation
Leading a positive bilingual culture
Case study: Wales Air Ambulance- Rooting the Welsh language at the heart of an organisation
Launch of the new volunteering vision
Funding opportunities and top tips for preparing applications
AI for leaders: challenges and opportunities
Making space to talk about emotional health
Powering communities: Maximising impact from renewable energy community benefit funding in Wales
Welsh speakers in our communities: how to engage with potential volunteers & audiences
People, Planet, Prosperity: Building a common vision for a fair and inclusive Welsh economy
