At a recent event in Wrexham, planned to share insights from its sector-leading organisational corporate strategy, housing association ClwydAlyn detailed its aim to put an end to poverty; voicing that support from local and national government, stakeholders and community leaders would be vital to achieve its objectives.
A group of four film students from one of the world’s most renowned film schools is creating a documentary about Penrhos Polish Village in Gwynedd.
A new outdoor wellbeing room has been created at Llys Marchan Care Home in Ruthin, to support the mental and physical health of residents and staff; offering a calm and creative space to relax, reflect and connect.
Residents were welcomed into their new homes at Guilsfield near Welshpool this week. The properties, which include 28 timber-framed, energy-efficient houses and apartments, have been built by Williams Homes on behalf of ClwydAlyn, in partnership with Powys County Council and Welsh Government.
DFN Project SEARCH is a nationally recognised employability programme which supports young adults with learning differences to spend a year with a host workplace. Designed to help young people reach their full potential, and to give employers the opportunity to see it too, the programme is facilitated by a partnership between two charities, DFN and Hft. For interns, the aim is to build readiness for the workplace and nurture life skills like confidence and independence.
Congratulations are in order for golfing champion Gladys Hughes, (pictured on the right) who claimed first place in the Royal Oak Bowl at Betwys-Y-Coed Golf Club earlier this month.
Alex, Hannah and Emma are celebrating a huge personal and professional achievement; graduation from their successful DFN Project Search internships with Denbighshire-based housing association, ClwydAlyn.
A charity six-a-side football tournament organised by ClwydAlyn’s Sports and Social (SAS) committee has raised an impressive £1,500 for local hospice, St Kentigern, which provides end-of-life and residential palliative care.
A new report published by Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW), has praised Chirk Court Care Home in Chirk near Wrexham, for its “homely, comfortable environment”, “outstanding spaces where people can safely and freely access nature”, “strong governance” and, “thorough training, and a valued, competent staff team”.