CWVYS CWVYS - Council for Wales of Voluntary Youth Services

Welcome to the CWVYS website…

CWVYS (the Council for Wales of Voluntary Youth Services) is the independent representative body for the voluntary youth work sector in Wales.

The aims are to represent, support and give a collective voice to its membership of national and local organisations in their work with over 250,000 young people in Wales. CWVYS works in partnership with agencies promoting good youth work practice.

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This website is built for CWVYS members, please provide us with information about news, events, resources you wish to share, training you are offering and we will aim to share with others.

Updates on JNC Youth Work qualifications

28 Aug 2020

Joint Negotiating Committee (JNC) Youth Support Worker qualifications at Levels 2 & 3 and how they fit with JNC Professional […]

CWVYS Regional Meetings

06 Jul 2020

CWVYS Regional Social ZOOM Meetings will be held every fortnight for voluntary youth work organisations. During this unprecedented COVID-19 period, […]

CWVYS report on the impact of Covid-19

23 Jun 2020

The response to our survey has demonstrated that the voluntary youth sector in Wales has responded and risen to the […]

Youth Work Week in Caerphilly

23 Jun 2020

Caerphilly County Borough Council Youth service Youth Forum is hosting a meeting with the Leader of the council to discuss […]

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Adoption UK Cymru

Alcohol Change Cymru, http://www.alcoholconcern.org.uk/

Alcohol Concern is the leading national charity working on alcohol issues

ASH Wales, 02920641045

ASH Wales (Action on Smoking and Health) is the leading voluntary organisation in Wales tackling tobacco use.

Bridgend Carers Centre

87 Park Street, Bridgend, CF31 4AZ Email: Rhian.bennett@bridgendcarers.co.uk Telephone: 01656 658479 Facebook: @BridgendCarers Twitter: @Bridgendcarers Website: www.bridgendcarers.co.uk

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Brynmawr Rotary

Carmarthen Youth Project, http://www.drmz.co.uk

Dr M’z is a user-led, youth drop-in centre managed by Carmarthen Youth Project for young people aged 11-25. We provide a comfortable, safe, stimulating and informative place for young people to meet