PRESS RELEASE (36) £10,000 AVAILABLE THROUGH DVSC DEMENTIA AWARE DENBIGHSHIRE GRANT
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18 October 2021 - DVSC is pleased to launch a new round of Dementia Aware Denbighshire Funding with a total of £10,000 available to support activities and initiatives spreading dementia awareness throughout the county.
This grant which has been enabled by funding from the Welsh Government Integrated Care Fund will give Voluntary and Community Groups, Third Sector Organisations, Social Enterprises and Small Businesses (less than 100 employees) who operate in Denbighshire the chance to apply for up to £2,000. Individuals can also apply for grants up to £250.
Grants are available for events, activities and training sessions, which can raise awareness about dementia and encourage people to turn awareness into action and improvement in their communities.
“We are looking forward to learn about new initiatives here in Denbighshire that can help support individuals and families living with Dementia”, explained Rebecca Bowcott, DVSC Community Wellbeing Officer.
DVSC are operating a rapid grant decision-making process with applications being considered on a rolling basis until funds are disbursed.
To apply for the grant, fill out DVSC’s online application for groups and businesses here or for individuals here.
If you want advice and guidance you contact DVSC’s bilingual Community Support team member, Rhys@dvsc.co.uk or call him on 01824 702 441.
Notes to Editors
About DVSC
Denbighshire Voluntary Services Council, DVSC, is the County Voluntary Council operating in Denbighshire. Our mission is to build resilient communities through voluntary action and social enterprise, provide excellent support for our members and to be an influential voice in Denbighshire and North Wales.
DVSC is the membership body for individual change makers, volunteers, voluntary and community groups, third sector organisations and social enterprises. Through our work we aspire to enhance individual and community wellbeing. We want to encourage people to live well, and age well.
DVSC works closely with North Wales CVCs, and is a member of the Wales-wide network of CVCs which in partnership with the Wales Council for Voluntary Action (WCVA) forms the partnership that makes up Third Sector Support Wales.
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For further information contact Lisa Williams, Finance and Business Manager, on 01824 702 441 or lisa@dvsc.co.uk.
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DATGANIAD I'R WASG (36) £10,000 AR GAEL DRWY GRANT YMWYBYDDIAETH DEMENTIA SIR DDINBYCH CGGSDd
18 Hydref 2021 - Mae CGGSDd yn falch o lansio rownd newydd o Gyllid Ymwybyddiaeth Dementia Sir Ddinbych gyda chyfanswm o £10,000 ar gael i gefnogi gweithgareddau a mentrau sy'n lledaenu ymwybyddiaeth o ddementia ledled y Sir.
Bydd y grant hwn sydd wedi'i alluogi gan arian o Gronfa Gofal Integredig Llywodraeth Cymru yn rhoi cyfle i Grwpiau Gwirfoddol a Chymunedol, Sefydliadau Trydydd Sector, Mentrau Cymdeithasol a Busnesau bach (llai na 100 o weithwyr) sy'n gweithredu yn Sir Ddinbych i wneud cais am hyd at £2,000. Gall unigolion hefyd wneud cais am grantiau hyd at £250.
Mae grantiau ar gael ar gyfer digwyddiadau, gweithgareddau a sesiynau hyfforddi, a all godi ymwybyddiaeth am ddementia ac annog pobl i droi ymwybyddiaeth yn gamau gweithredu a gwella eu cymunedau.
“Rydym yn edrych ymlaen i ddysgu am fentrau newydd yma yn Sir Ddinbych a all helpu i gefnogi unigolion a theuluoedd sy'n byw gyda Dementia”, esboniodd Rebecca Bowcott, Swyddog Lles Cymunedol CGGSDd.
Mae CGGSDd yn gweithredu proses benderfynu grantiau cyflym gyda cheisiadau yn cael eu hystyried ar sail dreigl nes bod cronfeydd yn cael eu talu.
I wneud cais am y grant, llenwch gais ar-lein CGGSDd ar gyfer grwpiau a busnesau yma neu ar gyfer unigolion yma.
Os ydych chi eisiau cyngor ac arweiniad, cysylltwch ag aelod tîm Cymorth Cymunedol dwyieithog CGGSDd, rhys@dvsc.co.uk neu ffoniwch ef ar 01824 702 441.
Nodiadau i Olygyddion
CGGSDd yw’r Cyngor Gweithredu Gwirfoddol Sirol sy’n gweithredu yn Sir Ddinbych. Ein cenhadaeth yw creu cymunedau cydnerth trwy weithredu gwirfoddol a mentrau cymdeithasol, darparu cymorth rhagorol i’n haelodau a bod yn llais dylanwadol yn Sir Ddinbych a gogledd Cymru.
CGGSDd yw’r corff aelodaeth i unigolion, gwirfoddolwyr, grwpiau gwirfoddol a chymunedol, mudiadau trydydd sector a mentrau cymdeithasol sydd am greu newid. Ein dyhead yw gwella llesiant unigolion a chymunedau trwy gyfrwng ein gwaith. Rydym ni am annog pobl i fyw’n dda, a heneiddio’n dda.
Mae CGGSDd yn gweithio’n agos gyda Chynghorau Gweithredu Gwirfoddol Sirol eraill gogledd Cymru, ac mae’n aelod o rwydwaith Cymru gyfan sydd, mewn partneriaeth gyda Chyngor Gweithredu Gwirfoddol Cymru, yn ffurfio’r bartneriaeth sy’n llunio Cefnogi Trydydd Sector Cymru.
Er mwyn gwneud yn siwr eich bod chi’n cael y manylion diweddaraf pan fo cyfleoedd cyllid ar gael, gwnewch yn siwr eich bod yn tanysgrifio i’n rhestr bostio trwy ddilyn y ddolen – Tanysgrifio ar gyfer Diweddariadau Newyddion a Bwletinau.
Os hoffech gael rhagor o wybodaeth cysylltwch gyda Lisa Williams, Rheolwr Cyllid a Busnes ar 01824 702 441 neu lisa@dvsc.co.uk
Os ydych chi eisiau cefnogaeth i wirfoddolwyr, grantiau, cyllid neu gyngor llywodraethu, cysylltwch â gwasanaeth Cymorth Cymunedol CGGSDd ar 01824 702 441, trwy e-bost covid19@dvsc.co.uk neu drwy sgwrs fyw.
Dilynwch ni ar Trydar @DVSC_Wales, LinkedIn, Instagram a hoffwch ein tudalen Facebook CGGSDd. Gallwch hefyd ddod o hyd i ni ar You Tube.
