(This is a translation of the original case study in Welsh) The MaesNi project in Bangor is an excellent example of a project that thrives when collaboration happens. This... read more →
Innovate Trust was started by student volunteers from Cardiff University in 1967, to enable people with learning disabilities to live full, independent, active and valued lives within the community. The... read more →
Renew Wales has helped and supported many community groups over the years, but here is the success story of two of those organisations who have been involved from the start... read more →
The Boys and Girls Clubs of Wales is one of the oldest youth organisations in Wales. It was formed in the early 1920s to bring together youth groups that had... read more →
Melville Centre for the Arts Community Interest Company occupies the main building on the site of Abergavenny’s former King Henry VIII Grammar School – a Victorian Grade II listed building,... read more →
Borth Community Hub near Aberystwyth is a community facility that provides a range of support and activities for people in the north of Ceredigion. It was formerly known as Borth... read more →
As a keen textile artist working predominantly with recycled materials, I have become increasingly concerned with the fast fashion industry and the throw-away society we live in today, with around... read more →
The Loughor Parish, on the very western end of Swansea, is home to two Church in Wales Churches - St. Michael’s and St. David’s. Between them they formed an Eco... read more →
Open Newtown is the trading name for Going Green for a Living Community Land Trust Ltd. The project has recently signed a 99-year lease of 130 ha of green space... read more →
Over the past year there has been a noticeable cluster of ‘well-being groups’ in west Wales who have come to us for support. Here are two of their stories….. Bird... read more →
