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Copy of Whats on 17th - 23rd June 2024 final PDF .pdf (1)

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Grant Application Guidance Note & Application Form (e)

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Time Out for Carers Fund, Round 2 NOW OPEN, deadline 15th July 2024

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Time Out for Carers Fund, Round 2 NOW OPEN, deadline 15th July 2024

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BT scraps digital landline switch deadline

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BT said its new timetable followed the introduction of a series of improvements to better protect vulnerable customers and those with additional needs.

"The urgency for switching customers onto digital services grows by the day because the 40-year-old analogue landline technology is increasingly fragile," said BT head of security and networks Howard Watson.

"Managing customer migrations from analogue to digital as quickly and smoothly as possible, while making the necessary provisions for those customers with additional needs is critically important."

BT said it will protect vulnerable customers where it is made aware of them, and it plans to provide "resilient solutions" to those who are dependent on their landline.

The measures include providing free battery back-up units and offering hybrid phones which can use both broadband and mobile networks.

But some campaign groups said these solutions were still confusing.

"For many older people or those who need a simple landline running even through power cuts, there is still much to be done to communicate what the changes mean for them," said Digital Poverty Alliance head Elizabeth Anderson.

"Who pays for new phones, battery packs or other kit, and support for people to learn new skills or behaviours - such as keeping emergency backups charged 24/7?"

The move is part of BT's digital voice changeover plan, which requires all households to have an internet connection.

It has not yet been confirmed whether other firms will follow suit.

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BT scraps digital landline switch deadline

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BT has ditched its timetable to move landline customers from copper wire to digital.

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Get inspired by Second Penparcau Scouts’ Growing Project | CAVO

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Mid and South West Wales Community Cohesion Fund 2024-25 | CAVO

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The Mid and South West Wales Community Cohesion Team have project funding available (up to £2000) to help create cohesive communities in Carmarthenshire, Ce…

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Scolton Manor have extended the time from 10-1pm, every Thursday

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Scolton Manor have extended the time from 10-1pm, every Thursday

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Are you looking for a role where you can help influence and shape the planning, delivery and evaluation of care, support and wellbeing services across Pembrokeshire? Do you thrive on being busy? This could be just the role for you!

As our Third Sector Health & Wellbeing Facilitator, you'll be playing an active and important role in bringing together different organisations and groups across the county who can offer support and information to people with a range of care requirements. You'll also be working alongside public sector partners, providing information and feedback from service users and community members amongst others to help shape and influence future provision.

This varied and interesting role is a full time position, working 37 hours per week and is offered on a fixed term basis initially to 31st March 2025. The primary base for the role is the PAVS offices in Haverfordwest, with a hybrid working option.
Salary: £28,312 p.a.
Full details of the position are available on the job description below.
Third Sector Health and Wellbeing Facilitator role SL Third Sector Health and Wellbeing Facilitator role SL_Welsh
Closing date: Monday 20th May 2024 - 9am

Shortlisting: Wednesday 22nd May 2024

Interviews: Friday 24th May 2024

To apply for the position please complete the application form and equal opportunities form and return to recruitment@pavs.org.uk
Application Form GUIDANCE NOTES Bilingual Application Form PAVS EQUAL OPPORTUNITY FORM

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Health & Wellbeing Facilitator - PAVS | Pembrokeshire Association of Voluntary Services

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Creating change together in Pembrokeshire and our focus on Preseli Cares, where the community is in the lead finding solutions to care, this Friday, 17th May from 2.30 to 5.30 pm. 

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Creating change together in Pembrokeshire and our focus on Preseli Cares, where the community is in the lead finding solutions to care, this Friday, 17th May from 2.30 to 5.30 pm. 

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CY THINK Public Roadshow May 31st 2024 (A5) (3)

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EN_THINK Public Roadshow May 31st 2024 (A5) (3)

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NHS Wales App: Helping People to Get Online

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A collection of Webinars available to provide skills and confidence to help others with health and wellbeing services online. Casgliad o weminarau sydd ar gael i ddarparu sgiliau a hyder i helpu eraill gyda gwasanaethau iechyd a lles ar-lein.

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Epilepsy Matters Cymru is a training and consultancy service provided by

Keri John. Keri is an experienced Registered Nurse (RNLD) with a

wealth of knowledge in epilepsy management.

Epilepsy Matters Cymru offers education and training based on up-to-date

clinical information. Education is provided face to face to enhance the learning experience. Individual consultations are also available for people

with epilepsy as well as their families and carers.

Keri's clinical practice is underpinned by evidence based care and adheres

to the recommendations advocated by the National Institute of

Clinical Excellence (NICE), the Epilepsy Specialist Nursing Association

(ESNA) and Nursing and Midwifery Code of Conduct (NMC).

Epilepsy is one of the most common neurological conditions and seizures are often unpredictable. Unexpected seizures or prolonged seizures, or accidents related to these, are one of the most common reasons for hospital admissions, including prolonged seizures. Many of these admissions could be prevented if care staff were trained in the management of epilepsy and also the use of rescue medication, to successfully treat the person in their own home.

The impact of having a diagnosis of epilepsy is multifaceted. The co morbidities associated with epilepsy, particularly on the quality of life, cannot be underestimated. Ultimately successful management of epilepsy requires a multidisciplinary approach and should focus on holistic care. Epilepsy Matters Cymru offers a service to promote successful management and can contribute to that multidisciplinary approach.

Dissociative seizures or non epileptic attacks come under the umbrella term of Functional Neurological Disorder. These are not due to abnormal electrical disturbance in the brain but often occur as a result of overwhelming feelings of distress. It is sometimes described as the brains way of 'shutting down' to protect itself from the overwhelming feeling of distress. Successful management requires a multidisciplinary approach. Epilepsy Matters Cymru can provide consultations to enable the individual to understand the condition and provide management strategies to reduce their frequency and ultimately enhance quality of life.

Keri is a Registered Nurse (RNLD) who has always had an active

interest in epilepsy. She has over 35 years nursing experience and has

specialised in epilepsy for over 20 years. Her care is underpinned

by holistic models of care; and acknowledges that epilepsy is not just

seizures and seizure management; but requires active

intervention to address the psychosocial impact that epilepsy may have

on the life of the person with epilepsy their family and/or carers.

Keri has been lead author and co- author on a number of publications.

'Keri is absolutely dedicated to supporting people with epilepsy. I would thoroughly recommend her as a trainer for any business that supports people with epilepsy or has employees with epilepsy. she will make this difficult diagnosis easy to understand and support'. 19/10/2022

'I have worked with Keri for over 20 years and she has always advocated for people with epilepsy and been proactive in developing services to improve their quality of life.'

'Keri is an excellent trainer and I would advocate attending her courses to ensure care staff are up to date with epilepsy awareness as well as the rescue medication course.

She has excellent communication skills and I would recommend her services if you require a personal consultation.'

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Epilepsy Training Consultations | Epilepsy Matters Cymru Ltd | Wales

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Funding opportunities to run your own Big Lunch

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Funding opportunities to run your own Big Lunch

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Sharing Tables Award - Eden Project Communities

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We’ve teamed up with surplus food charity FareShare and skills organisation City & Guilds to launch a new Sharing Table Award worth £5,000.

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The Be-a-friend Project addresses loneliness in older people in Pembrokeshire who love dogs and miss four paws in their home

This is done by visits from trained volunteers and their assessed Be-a-friend Dogs to provide much needed companionship in our community

We take referrals from, and work closely with local agencies in Pembrokeshire to identify those in most need, with their consent, who would benefit from our service

Loneliness can be profound and wide-ranging, considered by many to be one of the largest public health challenges we face

As we get older we are more likely to experience loneliness

As we get older we are less likely to be able to have a dog

By combining compassionate volunteers with their engaging dogs, this partnership can address the challenge loneliness brings to our community

We are looking for engaging dogs with compassionate owners to join our Be-a-friend Project in Pembrokeshire.

Does your dog enjoy meeting new people in a calm and engaging manner?

Do you have a positive bond with your dog, and can you advocate for their welfare?

Do you enjoy meeting new people and can demonstrate care and compassion?

Have you the time to volunteer with your dog at least once a month?

What we look for in a volunteer

Positive and respectful relationship with their dog (essential)

Passionate about their dog's welfare (essential)

Can demonstrate true advocacy for their dog (essential)

Have an understanding of dog body language (essential)

Able to manage own time (essential)

Communicate positively with people (essential)

Passionate about helping others (essential)

Use their initiative and pro-active (essential)

Positively supports organisational policy (essential)

An ambassador for their organisation (essential)

Like being around people and dogs (essential)

Are kind and thoughtful to people and dogs (essential)

Are good listeners (essential)

Respect others point of view and tolerant of different views (essential)

See the person not the disability (essential)

Well-mannered and polite (essential)

Interested in the people they support (essential)

Are patient with people (essential)

Compassionate and sensitive (essential)

A desire to have a positive impact on others (essential)

Passionate about making a positive difference (essential)

What we look for in the dog

A dog that demonstrates their consent to engage with new people in new environments (essential)

A dog that has a calm and friendly temperament (essential)

A dog that is respectful when meeting others, i.e. paws on the floor, loose lead walking and awareness of personal space (essential)

A dog that will engage naturally without the need for treats, tricks or training (essential)

A dog that is fit and healthy (essential)

A dog over the aged of 18 months and a breed that is naturally engaging with people (essential)

Please send an email to Be-a-friend@cariadpettherapy.co.uk and provide us with the following:

1. Tell us why you think your dog is suitable for the role?

2. Tell us about yourself? (Work experience, skills, interests relevant to a volunteering role)

3. Tell us about your bond/your relationship with your dog?

4. What availability do you have to visit?

5. Please up-load a photo of your dog

What happens after I apply?

We will shortlist candidates who will be invited to an online informal chat to discuss the role further. Following this an invite to an in-person (owner and dog) assessment may be offered.

What happens if I am successful?

You will receive a comprehensive onboarding programme (in-person and online) which includes an Enhanced DBS and reference check with ongoing support from the Project Co-ordinator. Clothing, ID and Volunteer Handbook will also be provided.

When does the Be-a-friend Project start?

​March 2024.

Please contact Leasa by email at: Be-a-friend@cariadpettherapy.co.uk for any further information on the project.

**We will be taking referrals from local agencies in Pembrokeshire for this service from March 1st 2024**

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We care about dogs and people | Pet Therapy | Pet Food Bank | Memory Pets | Employment Support | Wales | Scotland | Therapy dogs showing consent to participate and engage | Cariad Pet Therapy | CariadPetTherapy

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Llythyr Newyddion Bwrdd Partneriaeth Rhanbarthol Gorllewin Cymru

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Sway: Create and share interactive reports, presentations, personal stories, and more.

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Sway is an easy-to-use digital storytelling app for creating interactive reports, presentations, personal stories and more. Its built-in design engine helps you create professional designs in minutes. With Sway, your images, text, videos, and other multimedia all flow together in a way that enhances your story. Sway makes sure your creations look great on any screen.

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West Wales Regional Partnership Board Newsletter

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West Wales Regional Partnership Board Newsletter

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We are very happy to announce the details of our next woodland based training course starting on the 8th of May.

If you think you have someone who would really benefit from this course, please send me an email with details and I can forward you the enrolment form.

Course - Social Forestry - May

Wednesday 8th         10am – 4pm

Tuesday 14th                  10am – 4pm

Wednesday 15th       10am – 4pm

Tuesday 21st            10am – 4pm

Wednesday 22nd       10am – 4pm

Scolton South Woods

This course is aimed at people who have some experience in working in the outdoors, already have some practical skills and are interested in working with people in nature and leading groups. The course will cover a variety of woodland activities, risk assessing and sessions planning. Many of our employed staff have been on this course as trainees!

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volunteering, woodland qualification, wellbeing outdoors, bespoke activities, woodlands, outdoor learning, training, qualification, growing - Tir Coed

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Tir Coed is a charity that connects people with land and woods (tir, coed) by delivering outdoor training, learning and wellbeing programmes across the counties of Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire and Powys.

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Wales Seniors Forum research shows that many older people do not go out or reduce the time they are out of the house because of a lack of public toilets. This can lead to isolation and loneliness. Inadequate provision of facilities is a public health issue that affects all of us, preventing some from fully accessing their communities.

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Petition: Provide funding and support for the adequate provision of accessible and clean public toilets.

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Wales Seniors Forum research shows that many older people do not go out or reduce the time they are out of the house because of a lack of public toilets. This can lead to isolation and loneliness. Inadequate provision of facilities is a public health issue that affects all of us, preventing some from fully accessing their communities.

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Dydd Llun – 15 Ebrill 2024

Ar-lein dros Teams 10.30 yb – 11.30 yb.

Ymunwch â ni wrth i ni edrych ar yr ystod o fanteision iechyd a lles y gallwch eu hennill o weithgarwch corfforol a symudiad ysgafn, a ble a sut y gallwch gael mynediad atynt. Bydd cyfle i ofyn cwestiynau. Mae croeso i bawb

Cofrestrwch ar Eventbrite

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/versus-arthritis-physical-activity-team-information-session-tickets-876492190737

Ystafell yn agor am 10.20yb, mae'r cyflwyniad yn dechrau am 10.30yb. Byddwch ar amser.

Mae ein sesiynau gwybodaeth ar-lein ar gyfer oedolion ag arthritis, cyflyrau cyhyrysgerbydol neu gyflyrau cysylltiedig e.e. ffibromyalgia, lwpws, cymalwst. Hefyd ar gyfer gweithwyr gofal iechyd proffesiynol a gofalwyr sy'n cefnogi pobl sy'n byw gydag arthritis. Maent yn cynnig cyfle i ddysgu am reoli arthritis a chyflyrau cysylltiedig, clywed gan siaradwyr gwadd a dysgu mwy am y cymorth a ddarperir gan Versus Arthritis mewn ardaloedd lleol.

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Monday – 15 April 2024

Online via Teams 10.30 am – 11.30 am.

Join us as we look at the range of health & wellbeing benefits you can gain from gentle physical activity and movement, and where and how you can access them. There will be an opportunity for questions. Everyone is welcome.

Register at Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/versus-arthritis-physical-activity-team-information-session-tickets-876492190737

Room opens at 10.20am presentation starts at 10.30am. Please be on time.

Our online information sessions are for adults with arthritis, MSK or related conditions e.g. fibromyalgia, lupus, gout. Also for health care professionals and carers supporting people living with arthritis. They offer a chance to learn about managing arthritis and related conditions, hear from guest speakers and find out more about the support provided by Versus Arthritis in local areas.

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Apps chosen to support your mental health

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Apps chosen to support your mental health

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Skip to main content

Apps chosen by Hywel Dda to support your Mental Health

Hywel Dda University Health Board has teamed up with ORCHA (The Organisation for the Review of Care and Health Apps) to select a variety of FREE digital health apps to support your Mental Health. These apps cover a range of suitable topics around Mental Health, including meditation, sleep, anxiety, depression and having support when you most need it.

The Hywel Dda App Library supports all aspects of your Health and Wellbeing, making it easier to start taking care of your own health and wellbeing. Anyone can use the app library, it's completely free to browse and you don't need to create an account. Give them a try and start feeling better today!

Apps to help manage your type 2 diabetes and reduce your risk

If you are living with type 2 diabetes every day or have a higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes, making healthy lifestyle changes can help with managing this long-term condition. Hywel Dda Health Board have selected a range of apps to help you start making healthy changes.

Unlock the power of digital health

Digital health is revolutionising health and care services, forming a crucial step on the road to care that is more efficient and patient-centred than today. But, with hundreds of thousands of apps available, and 85% falling below quality thresholds, health and care professionals require tools to find the right digital solutions for their patients' and service users' needs. Developed by clinicians, ORCHA's AppFinder gives you unlimited access to thousands of independent app reviews across all health conditions, each of which includes a breakdown of key assessment criteria relating to Clinical Assurance, Data Privacy and User Experience. Sign up to discover the strengths and weaknesses of an app before downloading or recommending it to a patient. Feel confident in accessing quality assured digital health. Is your digital doctor qualified?

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Skip to main content Hywel Dda University Health Board has teamed up with ORCHA (The Organisation for the Review of Care and Health Apps) to select a variety of FREE digital health apps to support your Mental Health. These apps cover a range of suitable topics around Mental Health, including meditation, sleep, anxiety, depression and having support when you most need it.

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ORCHA - Client Collateral - A3 Poster - Hywel Dda - Cymraeg

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‘Active 4 Life’ for our Over 60’s community | Pembrokeshire Leisure

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‘Active 4 Life’ for our Over 60’s community | Pembrokeshire Leisure

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Are you over 60? Then check out our offering to get you started!

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Pembrokeshire County Council, County Hall, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, SA61 1TP.

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🫵 The Kiosk at the Argyle Centre by Pembrokeshire Community Hub

🥳 Our Kiosk, supplied by the nice people at TrouDigital, over at the Argyle Medical... | By Hwb Cymunedol Sir Benfro - Pembrokeshire Community Hub | Facebook

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🫵 The Kiosk at the Argyle Centre by Pembrokeshire Community Hub

🥳 Our Kiosk, supplied by the nice people at TrouDigital, over at the Argyle Medical...

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Info session Arthritis foot & Ankle Podiatry English

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Info session Arthritis foot & Ankle Podiatry Welsh

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Check out our touch screen kiosk at Argyle Street GP Surgery

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PAVS | Pembrokeshire Association of Voluntary Services

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PAVS | Pembrokeshire Association of Voluntary Services

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Pembrokeshire Association of Voluntary Services PAVS - providing information and support for voluntary and community groups, social enterprises, volunteers, ...

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Gall platfform HWB Gymunedol Sir Benfro helpu chi i ddarganfod be' sy' 'mla'n yn eich cymuned, Arwyddo chi at wasanaethau a chyngor am bynciau amrywiol, 

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Nia George

Nia George is our Community Connector for the North East.

The area I cover as the North East Community Connector is large and rural, starting at St Dogmaels and extending all the way down the coast to Dinas Cross then inland to the villages of Cilgerran, Crymych, Maenclochog Mynachlogddu, Efailwen, Clunderwen and Narberth.

The job of a Community connector is varied and no two days are the same. We are able to meet people in their homes to try to assess and advise on the best options whether that's connecting the individual to events, classes, facilities or support.

We are also fortunate to have special partnerships with Pembrokeshire County Council and the Hywel Dda Health Board, and part of the role is to attend meetings with our area GP surgeries to discuss individual cases where individuals need help, as well as being able to refer to health and social care services. There are a range of charities and providers that we can refer people to for advice, support and special services.

As a team our main objective is to enable individuals to live their lives the way they wish to, by enabling them to access advice and support that will have a positive influence and allow them to live independently in their own homes, improve their mental health and, more importantly, respect their wishes as an individual.

I am fortunate to have a good number of active communities within my area, communities that offer a wide range of options for residents. Of course, we don't have a magic wand to help us answer every problem that we meet, but we often find that the little things we can change can often have a big impact on the life of individuals. By reducing and overcoming obstacles, we see a positive difference on the people who reach out for help.

You can contact Nia via Pembrokeshire Community Hub:

Telephone: 01437 723660

Email: enquiries@pembrokeshirecommunityhub.org

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North East - Pembrokeshire Community Hub

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Your digital access point for community information and support - Mae'r llwyfan hwn ar gyfer cymunedau i gysylltu a chefnogi ei gilydd, gan gadw hwyliau pawb yn

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Chwilfrydedd Creadigol i bobl dros 50 oed       Creative Curiosity for people aged 50+

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Chwilfrydedd Creadigol i bobl dros 50 oed       Creative Curiosity for people aged 50+

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Chwilfrydedd Creadigol  i ofalwyr 18+                                                 Creative Curiosity for carers 18+                                                                

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Chwilfrydedd Creadigol  mewn partneriaeth â Preseli Cares, PAVS a Bwrdd Iechyd Hywel Dda gyda'r nod o helpu i fynd i'r afael â'r anghydraddoldau Iechyd. 

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Chwilfrydedd Creadigol ar gyfer bobl ifanc 11-17  Creative Curiosity  for young people  11-17                         

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Newport Pembrokeshire Lunch club every fortnight 

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Senior Citizens Lunch Club Newport and surrounding area                                                      Clwb cinio Pensiynwyr  Trefdraeth a'r ardal

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Senior Citizens Lunch Club Newport and surrounding area                                                      Clwb cinio Pensiynwyr  Trefdraeth a'r ardal

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26th January and Every other Friday until Easter. Contact John Shipton (Newport Pnesioners Welfare Committee Chair)on 01239820055 to Book a Place.

Held at Newport Memorial Hall Committee room. Meal served at 12.30pm . COST £4pp

26ain o Ionawr a bob yn ail dydd Gwener tan Pasg. Cysylltwch a John Shipton (cadeirydd Pwyllgor Lles Pensinwyr} 01239820055 i sicrhau eich lle.

Cynhelir yn Ystafell Bwyllgora Neuadd Goffa Trefdraeth. Cinio i'w weini am 12.30yp. Pris £4yp

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Discovering AI with confidence online session

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Discovering AI with confidence online session

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Discovering AI with confidence: A beginner’s guide to embracing artificial intelligence (AI)

Monday, 29th January 14:00-15:30

In a world increasingly shaped by technological advancements, Artificial Intelligence (AI) stands at the forefront of innovation. But navigating AI, understanding its applications, and knowing where to start, can be difficult for those with low digital confidence to understand.

In this session, we will:

Discuss creative uses for AI and its uses as an engaging digital tool for someone just starting out on their digital journey.

Explore AI and its uses in different settings, including productivity aids and health.

Consider the implications of AI for online safety and critical thinking when accessing information online.

If you would like to book your free place on this session please control and click here for the Eventbrite booking link.

I hope to see you there.  For any further information please email development@pavs.org.uk

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In a world increasingly shaped by technological advancements, Artificial Intelligence

(AI) stands at the forefront of innovation. But navigating AI, understanding its

applications and knowing where to start, can be difficult for those with low digital

confidence to understand.

In this session, we will:

* Discuss creative uses for AI and its uses as an engaging digital tool for

someone just starting out on their digital journey.

* Explore AI and its uses in different settings, including productivity aids and

health.

* Consider the implications of AI for online safety and critical thinking when

accessing information online.
To read our privacy notice for event attendees, please visit http://www.digitalcommunities.gov.wales/privacy-notice/ Er mwyn darllen ein hysbysiad preifatrwydd ar gyfer mynychwyr ein sesiynau, darllenwch y canlynol http://www.digitalcommunities.gov.wales/cy/hysbysiad-preifatrwydd/

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discovering artificial intelligence (ai) with confidence tickets

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Discovering Artificial Intelligence (AI) with Confidence

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Eventbrite - Digital Communities Wales presents Discovering Artificial Intelligence (AI) with Confidence - Monday, 29 January 2024 - Find event and ticket information.

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Do you look after someone revised 2024 leaflet

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Do you look after someone revised 2024 leaflet

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Short breaks for carers across Pembrokeshire

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Short breaks for carers across Pembrokeshire

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Ludchurch

Managing Arthritis – An introduction to Meditation and Mindfulness

A self management session for adults with arthritis and linked conditions such as Fibromyalgia, Lupus, Gout etc.

The session will take place on

Tuesday 20th February 2024, 2:30pm-4:30pm at

Longstone Community Hall, Ludchurch, SA67 8JG

Places on this session are limited and registration is through Eventbrite: IN PERSON Managing Arthritis - Introduction to Meditation & Mindfulness Tickets, Tue 20 Feb 2024 at 14:30 | Eventbrite

Join us to learn how meditation and mindfulness can be used to help you manage your pain.  This session will introduce you to fun and useful practices that you can use everyday.   Buddha was asked, “What have you gained from meditation?” He replied “Nothing, but let me tell you what I lost, I lost Anger, Anxiety, Depression, Insecurity, Fear of Old Age and Death”.

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Esteam,day opportunities facility near Pembroke

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Esteam,day opportunities facility near Pembroke

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Men2Men are running a Wednesday workshop every Wednesday at the Warrior room in Pater Hall, Pembroke Dock

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Pater hall in Pembroke Dock run this warm room every Friday, they offer a raffle, books, newspapers, food and drinks all for free!!!

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Delivered through the medium of English
Aims

Explore how your charity or community group can use social media more effectively to influence and engage with your audience.

Content

The social media landscape has changed a lot in recent years, making it harder for charities and non-profit organisations to be successful on social media.

However, it's still possible to get organic reach and traffic from Facebook and Twitter, but it requires careful planning and a strategic approach.

This course is specifically aimed at charities to help them get their voice heard online.

Learning outcomes

How social media works in the current landscape

How to identify individual and organisational barriers to using social media

Which types of content performs well on social media at the moment

How to craft unique and engaging posts for your various social platforms

How to get started with your charity's social media strategy

Who this course is for

This course is for staff or volunteers who are hoping to develop their digital communication and engagement skills. This is neither a "beginner" nor an "advanced" course. All levels of technical ability are welcome as this course is about methods and techniques for your third sector organisation to thrive online.

Course requirements

To ensure you have the best experience on our courses we ask the following of you;

Commit to attend the full duration of the training

Test your access to Zoom

Training will commence promptly, please arrive 10 minutes prior to the start time, as late arrivals may not admitted

Our courses are interactive and engaging and we request where possible, that all learners have camera's on and participate via microphone and chat facilities

Let us know upon booking if you have any specific requirements ie BSL interpreters

Joining instructions and resources will be blind copied from bookings@wcva.cymru, please check your Junk Email folder if you have not received them a week prior (any problems let us know)

If you are unable to attend please email training@wcva.cymru (see our cancellation policy)

To be added to the waitlist of a course or webinar please All our courses can be delivered bespoke and tailored to meet your organisation's needs. Please complete our bespoke training For any other enquiries please email training@wcva.cymru. You can sign up to our mailing list to receive weekly/monthly updates. request form and a member of our team will be in touch. click here.
Unsure if you are a member, check here.

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Social media for the voluntary sector - WCVA

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1 & 8 FEBRUARY 2024 Build your online brand by learning to use social media as a tool for engagement

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Delivered through the medium of English
Aims

Explore how your charity or community group can use social media more effectively to influence and engage with your audience.

Content

The social media landscape has changed a lot in recent years, making it harder for charities and non-profit organisations to be successful on social media.

However, it's still possible to get organic reach and traffic from Facebook and Twitter, but it requires careful planning and a strategic approach.

This course is specifically aimed at charities to help them get their voice heard online.

Learning outcomes

How social media works in the current landscape

How to identify individual and organisational barriers to using social media

Which types of content performs well on social media at the moment

How to craft unique and engaging posts for your various social platforms

How to get started with your charity's social media strategy

Who this course is for

This course is for staff or volunteers who are hoping to develop their digital communication and engagement skills. This is neither a "beginner" nor an "advanced" course. All levels of technical ability are welcome as this course is about methods and techniques for your third sector organisation to thrive online.

Course requirements

To ensure you have the best experience on our courses we ask the following of you;

Commit to attend the full duration of the training

Test your access to Zoom

Training will commence promptly, please arrive 10 minutes prior to the start time, as late arrivals may not admitted

Our courses are interactive and engaging and we request where possible, that all learners have camera's on and participate via microphone and chat facilities

Let us know upon booking if you have any specific requirements ie BSL interpreters

Joining instructions and resources will be blind copied from bookings@wcva.cymru, please check your Junk Email folder if you have not received them a week prior (any problems let us know)

If you are unable to attend please email training@wcva.cymru (see our cancellation policy)

To be added to the waitlist of a course or webinar please All our courses can be delivered bespoke and tailored to meet your organisation's needs. Please complete our bespoke training For any other enquiries please email training@wcva.cymru. You can sign up to our mailing list to receive weekly/monthly updates. request form and a member of our team will be in touch. click here.
Unsure if you are a member, check here.

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Social media for the voluntary sector - WCVA

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1 & 8 FEBRUARY 2024 Build your online brand by learning to use social media as a tool for engagement

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Delivered through the medium of English
Aims

Explore how your charity or community group can use social media more effectively to influence and engage with your audience.

Content

The social media landscape has changed a lot in recent years, making it harder for charities and non-profit organisations to be successful on social media.

However, it's still possible to get organic reach and traffic from Facebook and Twitter, but it requires careful planning and a strategic approach.

This course is specifically aimed at charities to help them get their voice heard online.

Learning outcomes

How social media works in the current landscape

How to identify individual and organisational barriers to using social media

Which types of content performs well on social media at the moment

How to craft unique and engaging posts for your various social platforms

How to get started with your charity's social media strategy

Who this course is for

This course is for staff or volunteers who are hoping to develop their digital communication and engagement skills. This is neither a "beginner" nor an "advanced" course. All levels of technical ability are welcome as this course is about methods and techniques for your third sector organisation to thrive online.

Course requirements

To ensure you have the best experience on our courses we ask the following of you;

Commit to attend the full duration of the training

Test your access to Zoom

Training will commence promptly, please arrive 10 minutes prior to the start time, as late arrivals may not admitted

Our courses are interactive and engaging and we request where possible, that all learners have camera's on and participate via microphone and chat facilities

Let us know upon booking if you have any specific requirements ie BSL interpreters

Joining instructions and resources will be blind copied from bookings@wcva.cymru, please check your Junk Email folder if you have not received them a week prior (any problems let us know)

If you are unable to attend please email training@wcva.cymru (see our cancellation policy)

To be added to the waitlist of a course or webinar please All our courses can be delivered bespoke and tailored to meet your organisation's needs. Please complete our bespoke training For any other enquiries please email training@wcva.cymru. You can sign up to our mailing list to receive weekly/monthly updates. request form and a member of our team will be in touch. click here.
Unsure if you are a member, check here.

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Social media for the voluntary sector - WCVA

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1 & 8 FEBRUARY 2024 Build your online brand by learning to use social media as a tool for engagement