The third sector depends on having paid staff and volunteers with the knowledge and information needed to manage their organisation and serve their community. This creates a need to keep informed and up to date with current developments and possess a working knowledge of a wide range of topics. Enabling and supporting people to enhance their knowledge and expertise empowers them to use their skills and talents to develop new community groups and strengthen existing ones.
Information and learning has never been more important in a world that is changing so fast. Our aim as Third Sector Support Wales is to offer a range of free bilingual, accessible, high-quality resources on topics that are of value and relevance to the sector, which you can utilise whenever needed.
Our resources are compiled by experts who are committed to the values of the third sector in Wales. If you have specific access requirements, please contact us by emailing [email protected] and we will work with you to make sure our resources are as accessible as possible.
You can filter our resources by pillar (main topic), sort alphabetically or when they were added to the website. If you are looking for something particular, then use the general search facility at the top of the page to search by key words and this will help you find the resources you need.
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Building a culture of volunteering – Toolkit
This toolkit was developed through a project led by Newport Mind (now Mind in Gwent) that explored how volunteers can be placed at the heart of service design, delivery and decision-making.
AI and funding
This guide focuses on good practice approaches to using AI that will be applicable even as the technology continues to advance.
Mental Health Volunteers with Volunteer to Career Evaluation report
Volunteers make a unique contribution to health and social care services, particularly when they bring lived experience and an ability to connect with people on a personal level.
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