by promocymru_admin | 9th Dec 2013
If you’re in Cardiff City Centre this Thursday then pop in to HeadSpace, a pop-up shop organised by the National Centre for Mental Health: free cake and hot drinks, live comedy,…
by promocymru_admin | 26th Nov 2013
CLIConline is hosting the ‘Your Choice’ category in the Youth Work in Wales Excellence Awards, where young people can submit a 30-second video nominating a youth worker or service. As…
by promocymru_admin | 21st Nov 2013
MEIC, the national information, advice and advocacy helpline for children and young people in Wales is supporting the Anti Bullying week campaign #ABW2013 to raise awareness about cyberbulling and highlight where…
by promocymru_admin | 12th Nov 2013
ProMo-Cymru supported young people from the BYG local editorial group in Blaenau Gwent in creating a short video called “Re-Use It Or Lose It” where they discussed the importance of…
by promocymru_admin | 21st Jun 2013
We are taking over a shop on a high street in Cardiff for 6 weeks during July and August and we are giving both young people and organisations the chance…
by promocymru_admin | 20th Jun 2013
Two more local authorities have taken part in I-Spect assessments.
Rhondda Cynon Taff and Blaenau Gwent invited members of the national I-Spect Team, the young inspectors of youth information, to assess their services.
The teams interviewed young people, youth service staff and senior managers, and visited various projects with youth information for young people.
The I-Spect teams have recommended that both local authorities be awarded the I-Spect quality mark. This is awarded by CLIConline, on behalf of the Welsh Government, for achieving the required quality standards in the youth information.
More information about I-Spect and the Youth Information Quality Standards can be viewed here or you can contact Rachel Burton, training officer, at rachel@cliconline.co.uk
by promocymru_admin | 14th Jun 2013
The Government is introducing a complex array of changes to the social security system. This training seminar from Youth Access, the national experts on youth advice, looks at Welfare Reform…
by promocymru_admin | 14th Jun 2013
MEIC attended the Welsh Government advocacy conference “Putting the Pieces Together”. The conference was opened by Albert Heaney, the recently appointed Welsh Government’s Director of Social Services, Children and Families….
by promocymru_admin | 12th Jun 2013
Young people and youth workers in Powys took part in accredited CLIConline Video Stories training. Young people had fun putting together videos for their local CLIConline site, TOWIP, as well…
by promocymru_admin | 11th Jun 2013
ProMo-Cymru is working with somewhereto_ to offer any young person between the ages of 16-25 a space to do the things they love. Perhaps they want a stage to perform…
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