Utility Aid is the UK’s largest energy broker for the voluntary sector, working with over 4,000 organisations and counting. We are passionate about reducing energy costs, so that you have more money to spend on your services.
As well as helping to secure new contracts at the best possible cost, we can also retrieve any money you have been overcharged on your energy bills. Through our invoice validation service, we have recovered over £8m for our charity customers to date.

https://utility-aid.co.uk

The Open University is the largest provider of part-time undergraduate higher education in Wales. It is a world leader in providing innovative and flexible distance learning opportunities at higher education level, including undergraduate, postgraduate and access courses.

More than 15,500 students from communities right across Wales are currently studying with The Open University, and more than two thirds are in employment while they study. The OU works with businesses, charities and public bodies in Wales to help them develop their staff, and encourage more people into lifelong learning, regardless of their background.

At Gofod3 we will have a focus on the Get Ahead with Volunteering programme, OpenLearn (the OU free offer) and OU staff will offer guidance about how we can continue working with the voluntary sector in Wales

https://www5.open.ac.uk/wales/en

At The National Lottery Community Fund, we believe everything starts with community. That’s who we serve, and that’s where you’ll find us, in every corner of the country. Our funding aims to give people the power to build and strengthen their community, by supporting them to come together and improve lives.

We support communities across Wales to flourish by awarding money raised by National Lottery players. Our funding supports a wide range of organisations – large and small – to deliver activities that turn great ideas into reality.

https://www.tnlcommunityfund.org.uk/

Lloyds Bank Foundation for England & Wales is an independent charitable foundation funded by the profits of Lloyds Banking Group.

As a funder, the Foundation partners with small and local charities, people, and communities working towards a more just and compassionate society.

Through unrestricted funding, support to develop and influencing policy and practice we help small and local charities thrive, communities grow stronger, and people overcome complex issues and barriers so they can transform their lives.

https://www.lloydsbankfoundation.org.uk/

recruit3 is dedicated to finding talented and ambitious people to work in the third sector in Wales, and help people to find jobs that make a real difference to people’s lives.

recruit3 helps you find the job that’s right for you by searching within different third sector fields, such as mental health, animal welfare, or environmental issues, or filter your search by location, contract type and job role.

You can also sign up to receive personalised job alerts and find out straight away when recruit3 has the perfect match for you!

recruit3 is developed in Wales in association with WCVA and The Big Issue.

https://www.recruit3.org.uk/

The AWF is unique among Learning Disabilities bodies in Wales in that it is the only organisation that represents nationally, collectively and solely the views of Parents and Carers of people with learning disabilities. We are an umbrella body for locally and regionally based organisations and support groups made up of parents and carers. Our wider alliance partners share a commitment in working to improve the rights and recognition of parents and carers and families supporting loved ones living with learning disability. The Forum is also governed by parents and carers, ensuring that our client base has a clear input into the strategic direction and core work of the organisation.

https://www.allwalesforum.org.uk/

WCVA (Wales Council for Voluntary Action) is the national membership body for voluntary organisations in Wales. In Wales people have always come together voluntarily, not for money or because the law tells them to, but because they want to make a difference. We want to make sure all of us are ready to tackle the challenges society faces head on. To do this we need voluntary organisations now more than ever. But none of us can do it alone. WCVA is here so we can all make a bigger difference together.
www.wcva.cymru

Together for Change is a dynamic social business that bridges community-led action, research and policy – always putting people at the heart of change. The organisation has grown from local action into a national organisation, championing place-based community-led change across Wales.

https://cavuhb.nhs.wales/

www.tfc.cymru

UnLtd is the Foundation for Social Entrepreneurs, a UK registered charity set up in 2002. We want a future where enterprising people are transforming our society for good. We call these people social entrepreneurs. We find social entrepreneurs with bold solutions to today’s challenges. Through funding and highly tailored support, we help them to realise their potential and create lasting change.

www.unltd.org.uk

Macmillan and Cardiff and Vale University Health Board are working together to improve support for people affected by cancer in Cardiff and Vale. Your experiences, insights, and lived experience are vital in helping shape services that truly meet the needs of patients and their families.

By sharing what matters most to you, you’ll help us develop the Improving the Cancer Journey project—ensuring the right support is available at the right time for everyone affected by cancer.

Come and see us at our Macmillan stall to share your views and find out more.

https://cavuhb.nhs.wales/ 
https://www.macmillan.org.uk/

We are the women’s equality network Wales, our visition is a Wales free from gender discrimination.

We work with our vibrant coalition of organisational and individual members to transform society – no one organisation alone can deliver equality. Our work sits under three pillars. We will Connect, Campaign and Champion women so our vision is realised.

https://wenwales.org.uk/en/

Every year, The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award (DofE) in Wales inspires over 10,000 young people, from all walks of life, to explore who they are, grow in confidence and develop skills they need to successfully navigate life and work. We support them to take on their own challenges, follow their passions, and discover new talents they never knew they had. The DofE is delivered in community organisations, youth groups, schools, colleges, and more, all over Wales.

Come and find out more, have a friendly chat about the Award or becoming a delivery partner in the marketplace.

www.dofe.org

We are the UK regulator for information rights legislation, including the UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018. We offer advice and guidance to organisations and members of the public across the UK, promoting good practice, monitoring and investigating breach reports, assessing organisations’ compliance and taking enforcement action where appropriate.

www.ico.org.uk

DTA Wales is an independent and not-for-profit Wales-wide membership organisation. Established in 2003, we support community-led social enterprises, groups and businesses who are driving the change their communities need for a brighter future.

www.dtawales.org.uk

HSF Health Plan offers affordable health cash plans to help individuals and families manage everyday healthcare costs. We cover expenses such as dental, optical, physiotherapy, and specialist consultations. All profits support our parent charity, The Hospital Saturday Fund, which provides grants to medical charities, medical electives, and individuals in need.

Our plans make healthcare more accessible, reduce financial stress, and encourage proactive wellbeing. We partner with organisations and charities to promote better health, offering a simple and practical way to manage medical expenses while contributing to a positive social impact.

www.hsf.co.uk

Big Issue Recruit (BIR), established in 2022, is a bold, people-first response to inclusive employment. As the latest innovation from Big Issue Group, BIR is a specialist recruitment service dedicated to working with employers to support people affected by poverty to move into work. In doing so, we connect individuals who face barriers to work with sustainable, meaningful careers.

We open pathways to employment for people from diverse backgrounds, while helping employers improve retention and build socially responsible teams with people who are committed to building a career within their organisation.

www.recruit3.org.uk and www.bigissue.com/big-issue-recruit/

WCVA safeguarding team are here to support you with information about your safeguarding responsibilities and helping you to keep your people safe.

WCVA Safeguarding team offers a wide range of services from one-to-one enquiry service to bespoke safeguarding training, more information can be found on our website.

At gofod3 this year, the safeguarding team will be on hand to answer any of your safeguarding enquiries and to show you some new digital tools that have been created to make safeguarding for your organisation easier.

So why not pop along and have a chat with us in the exhibition hall.

https://wcva.cymru/safeguarding/

Glamorgan Voluntary Services (GVS) is the County Voluntary Council for the Vale of Glamorgan. As an independent charity, we support a vibrant network of voluntary and community organisations, with a shared mission to improve the quality of life for individuals and communities across the region.

We provide a comprehensive suite of services designed to strengthen the voluntary sector, covering key areas such as volunteering, governance, and funding. Through diverse channels of engagement, our experienced team empowers organisations to deliver their work with confidence, sustainability, and impact.

https://www.gvs.wales/

Velindre Charity is the official charity arm of Welsh Blood Service and Velindre Cancer Centre, known as the Hospital of Hope. Velindre is the leading provider of chemotherapy and radiotherapy in Wales and is due to expand our services in the next two to five years.

Through funds raised by donors and fundraisers, we are able to fund a large amount of projects and services for the people of Wales including psychology services, welfare rights services, patient information roles, a hospital volunteer programme, 50% of specialist nurses, children’s resources, ground breaking research and clinical trials, and much more.

www.velindrefundraising.com

Thirtyone:eight is an independent Christian charity that provides professional advice, training, support and resources in all areas of safeguarding children and adults at risk of harm. We have been working with churches since 1971.

Thirtyone:eight helps individuals, organisations, charities, faith and community groups to protect vulnerable people from abuse.

Our vision is a world where every child and adult can feel, and be, safe.

https://thirtyoneeight.org/

Tenovus Cancer Care is a Wales-based charity giving help, hope, and a voice to everyone affected by cancer. Our wide range of services offer information, advice, and specialist support to people living with cancer, and their loved ones.

Our experienced nurses are here 365 days a year to answer any questions about cancer. We can help with money worries and provide a safe space to talk about the emotional impact of a diagnosis.

We bring treatments closer to home, and our unique network of choirs are fun, friendly, and uplifting. Many of our services are available in English and Welsh.

https://www.tenovuscancercare.org.uk/

The Open University is the largest provider of part-time undergraduate higher education in Wales. It is a world leader in providing innovative and flexible distance learning opportunities at higher education level, including undergraduate, postgraduate and access courses.

More than 15,500 students from communities right across Wales are currently studying with The Open University, and more than two thirds are in employment while they study. The OU works with businesses, charities and public bodies in Wales to help them develop their staff, and encourage more people into lifelong learning, regardless of their background.

At Gofod3 we will have a focus on the Get Ahead with Volunteering programme, OpenLearn (the OU free offer) and OU staff will offer guidance about how we can continue working with the voluntary sector in Wales

https://university.open.ac.uk/wales/en

The Welsh Parliament is the democratically elected body that represents the interests of Wales and its people. Commonly known as the Senedd, it makes laws for Wales, agrees Welsh taxes and holds the Welsh Government to account. From May 2026 there’ll be some changes to the Senedd, including an increase in members, new voting systems and new constituencies.

www.senedd.wales

Sported resources the UK’s largest network of community groups, supporting around a million young people each year to overcome barriers to reach their full potential.

By strengthening the impact, sustainability and inclusivity of grassroots community sports clubs, Sported ensures that people from all of our communities have equal access to physical activity, and can benefit from how sport changes lives.

Transforming lives and communities through grassroots sport.

www.sported.org.uk

Tempo Time Credits is a unique and innovative tool developed by Tempo. Time Credits serve as a community currency that individuals earn for volunteering their time in various community projects and initiatives.

The earned Time Credits can then be redeemed for accessing services, events, or activities within the community. This not only encourages and rewards volunteerism but also promotes a sense of community engagement and reciprocity.

https://wearetempo.org/

In an ideal world, everyone should have a home where they can thrive. But the world isn’t ideal, and that’s why we’re here.

We began as Hafan Cymru more than thirty years ago, to help people living in fear of domestic abuse. We became Stori in 2023 because we felt it said more about us.

We are a registered housing association that delivers specialist support to individuals and families in crisis, including VAWDASV (Violence Against Women, Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence) and Mental Health related topic training courses and healthy relationship lessons to primary and secondary schools in Wales.

www.storicymru.org.uk

At Sport Diversity Cymru we champion the transformative power of sport as a force for unity and joy. We empower Wales’ Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic communities through sport, providing a nurturing ground for connection, excellence, and growth.

We are dedicated to opening doors to opportunities and shining a light on role models that inspire. Our support extends beyond the game, fostering a sense of belonging and potential through education and community engagement.

https://www.linkedin.com/company/sports-diversity-cymru/?viewAsMember=true

ScoutsCymru represents the vibrant Scouting movement in Wales. Every week, our committed and dedicated team of 4,500 volunteers supports over 14,000, 4-to 25-year-olds across Wales, with the skills they need for school, college, university, the job interview, the important speech, the tricky challenge and the big dreams: the skills they need for life. We do this through outdoor education, adventure, fun and friendship.

https://scoutscymru.org.uk/

Samaritans is a helpline service available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Around 800 volunteers work in our nine Welsh branches, and respond to calls via telephone, e-mail, text and in person – at our branches or at events across Wales.

We also work with the media to inform the public and explain how we can help people find their own way forward.

We reach out to groups where there is a high risk of suicide. We work in partnership with other agencies to achieve change locally, and inform policy decisions that have an impact on suicide risk.

https://www.samaritans.org/wales/?nation=wales

The office of the Public Services Ombudsman for Wales (PSOW) was established in April and the current Ombudsman, Michelle Morris has been in post since April 2022.

The role of the PSOW is to:

• Look into complaints that something has gone wrong with Welsh public services.
• Look into complaints that Welsh councillors have breached their Code of Conduct.
• Work with public bodies to improve public services and standards of conduct within local government across Wales.

https://www.ombudsman.wales

Royal Voluntary Service mobilises volunteers to support the NHS and people in need, in order to build resilience in local communities. Our volunteers work with healthcare teams and in communities, providing practical help and emotional support when people are struggling.

As one of Britain’s largest volunteering organisations, we provide vital services that support public health, social care and wellbeing. The support we provide (from bringing people home from hospital to running home libraries and providing companionship support) promotes better health, social interaction and connection, relieving pressure on the NHS and the Care System.

https://www.royalvoluntaryservice.org.uk/

RNIB Cymru is the largest sight loss charity in Wales, providing support and services to blind and partially sighted people, their families, friends, and carers. We aim to improve lives and empower people to adapt to sight loss and keep their independence. We work in partnership with public, private and third sector bodies across Wales to deliver projects, training, services and give information, advice, and guidance.

www.rnib.org.uk/wales

With 44 years’ experience, Pugh empowers Welsh voluntary organisations through innovative, bilingual technology solutions.

As a WCVA Trusted Supplier and Microsoft Modern Work Solutions Partner with Adoption & Change Management Specialisation, we deliver tailored services that solve real-world challenges.

Our expertise spans software licensing and compliance, hybrid meeting spaces, and professional services – enhanced with our brand-new AudioVisual and Hardware Shop. We lead the way in AI adoption with Microsoft Copilot demos, workshops, and promptathons.

Proudly based in Wales, we’re here to help you work smarter and make a bigger impact.

www.pugh.co.uk

Newid promotes good digital practice across the third sector in Wales. We do this by providing training, support and information. Newid is delivered in partnership by WCVA, Cwmpas and ProMo-Cymru, funded by Welsh Government. We raise awareness of the CDPS (Centre for Digital Public Services) digital service standards for Wales.

Come along to sign up to our newsletter for information, training offers, and support.

https://www.newid.cymru/

nfpResearch is a leading market research agency in the not-for-profit sector. We provide charities and not-for-profit organisations with data-driven insights empowering them to make informed decisions and maximise their impact in helping those who need it most.

We conduct a range of research across the UK from syndicated brand tracking with the public and politicians to research with funders and journalists. Adopting a range of research methodologies, we aim to support charities in informed decision-making, helping them to navigate challenges and maximise their effectiveness in an evolving charitable landscape.

https://nfpresearch.com/

We support organisations to embed the Outcomes Star into their work and to use it really well! Outcomes Star is a research-based, person-centred approach for guiding individuals and the people who support them along a journey of change. The approach integrates outcome measurement within one-to-one support, making it easier for those supported and those supporting to see, understand and celebrate each milestone in their progress.

www.outcomesstar.org.uk

ProMo Cymru works to Communicate/Design/Build with young people and communities to make change happen. ProMo partners with third and public sectors to Imagine/Test/Create more equitable services that are designed and delivered with people. ProMo is a registered charity and social enterprise.

https://www.promo.cymru/

Platfform works with people who are experiencing problems with their mental health, and communities, to create a greater sense of connection, ownership and wellbeing.

We take a holistic and social justice approach to mental health, looking at root causes of distress and creating systems for thriving communities.

For those working in ‘helping systems’ it’s about how we think about and act in those systems, understanding the importance of relational health and the impact of the social determinants on our mental health.

Platfform Wellbeing provides training around mental health, leadership, workplace wellbeing support, supervision and counselling to organisations and individuals.

www.platfform.org

‘Cymraeg for Kids’ services are available from the very beginning to help new parents to speak Welsh with their children at home and to support them when opting for Welsh-medium childcare and education.

Our free weekly groups from birth, like Baby Massage, Baby Yoga and Welsh Rhymetime and Sign helps parents to learn more about nursery rhymes, books and aps that can by introduced in the home – they also provide an opportunity for parents to socialise and meet new parents.

www.meithrin.cymru

Our main aim is to support the Mentrau Iaith:

• Providing opportunities to share information, ideas and cooperation through various meetings, conferences and training.
• Influencing on their behalf, and for the benefit of the Welsh language, through responding to consultations.
• Development of regional and national projects.
• Offer support and guidance on various issues, including internal policies, staffing, research and development opportunities in the area of language planning.

A large part of MIC’s work is promoting Mentrau Iaith activities and creating national campaigns promoting the Welsh language.

https://mentrauiaith.cymru

With money raised by National Lottery players, we distribute grants of between £10,000 and £10million to support projects that connect people and communities to their heritage. We also distribute money on behalf of the UK government and devolved governments.

Heritage can be anything from the past that you value and want to pass on to future generations. Sharing our heritage brings people together, inspires pride in place and supports local economies.

Since 1994, we have distributed over £9.2billion to more than 52,000 projects across the UK.

https://www.heritagefund.org.uk/

The mission of the National Churches Trust is to see Cymru/Wales’ wonderful collection of historic churches, chapels and meeting houses open, used, and in good repair. We are proud to support these surprising, important buildings, and the people that bring them to life. They are cornerstones of Welsh culture, valuable community assets delivering essential activities and a key visitor experience.

We provide guidance, remote and in-person officer support, a grants programme, access to training, tourism input, plus enterprise and income generation insight to ensure these amazing places continue to serve their communities and to protect the nation’s heritage for future generations.

www.nationalchurchestrust.org/get-support/cherish-support-scotland-wales-cymru-and-north-west-england/get-support-wales-cymru

Mencap Cymru wants Wales to be the best place to live for people with a learning disability.

Everything we do is about making sure people with a learning disability are valued equally, listened to and included.

We run the Wales Learning Disability Helpline, which is funded by Welsh Government, and is open 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday, including Bank Holidays.

https://wales.mencap.org.uk/

Localgiving was founded in a bid to offer digital donation services and an online presence to UK charities at a time when both were out of reach of most organisations.

Since 2012 we have been proud to connect grassroots organisations with donations, fundraising and grants plus resources and support. We’ve always had a focus on bringing cutting edge technology to even the smallest of charities and community groups, always with a clear focus on helping them raise more money.

www.localgiving.org

HSF Health Plan offers affordable health cash plans to help individuals and families manage everyday healthcare costs. We cover expenses such as dental, optical, physiotherapy, and specialist consultations. All profits support our parent charity, The Hospital Saturday Fund, which provides grants to medical charities, medical electives, and individuals in need.

Our plans make healthcare more accessible, reduce financial stress, and encourage proactive wellbeing. We partner with organisations and charities to promote better health, offering a simple and practical way to manage medical expenses while contributing to a positive social impact.

www.hsf.co.uk

Learning Disability Wales is a national charity representing the learning disability sector in Wales.

We want Wales to be the best country in the world for people with a learning disability to live, learn, love and work.

We play a unique role in making this happen – through our own services, working in partnership with other organisations, and influencing policy.

www.ldw.org.uk

At Hugh James, we understand the unique challenges faced by charities and not-for-profit organisations. Our dedicated Charities Team combines deep legal expertise with a clear understanding of the need for sound commercial decisions, all while maintaining a strong focus on your core charitable aims.

With years of experience advising a diverse range of local and national charities across England and Wales, we are committed to providing practical and legal support that enables your organisation to thrive.

hughjames.com

Home-Start Cymru, (HSC) has been a trusted source of support for families across Wales for over 25 years. We provide compassionate, needs-led services designed to empower parents and carers to give children the best start in life. Our work focuses on building the confidence, skills, and connections families need to create secure and loving environments where children can thrive.

HSC offers a distinct service of support through our volunteer-led model of support, our trauma-informed approach to delivery, our commitment to working in partnership and through co-production. We ensure that families receive both practical and emotional assistance tailored to their individual needs.

www.homestartcymru.org.uk

We are Hapus, a space dedicated to mental wellbeing, where ideas and resources are shared to inspire us all to take action to protect and improve our mental wellbeing and that of others.

Are you an organisation that helps improve mental wellbeing? Join our movement to protect and improve the wellbeing of people in Wales, whether you support individuals or bring people together in your community.

Stop by, say hello, and join our national conversation on wellbeing.

hapus.wales

HEIW (Health Education and Improvement Wales) is the workforce planning and professional development body of the NHS, and we are focusing on the Strategic Mental Health Workforce Plan – the first of its kind in Wales. It aims to increase the mental health workforce, support professional development within mental health and to work closer with partner organisations to deliver better mental health services.

https://heiw.nhs.wales/workforce/strategic-mental-health-workforce-plan/

We are a commercial law firm which specialises in charity law and are the only law firm ranked in the top tier for charity work in Wales.

Established over 100 years ago in Wales, we are a strong and successful full-service national law firm. At our core, we are an open and friendly business with an unshakeable integrity. We aim to develop long term, mutually beneficial relationships with all our clients. We understand and will support your desire to thrive and succeed.

www.geldards.com

Disability Wales is the national association of Disabled People’s Organisations (DPO) striving for the rights and equality of all disabled people. Our core role is to represent the views and priorities of members to government with the aim of informing and influencing policy.

We are actively involved in influencing the work of the Disability Rights Taskforce and supporting engagement of members in developing the Action Plan. We provide information, training and support to full member DPOs and are running projects aimed at increasing the involvement of disabled people in public life including the Access to Politics Grassroots Network.

www.disabilitywales.org

Drive is a supported living provider. We support people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autism and mental health.

A pioneering organisation in South Wales, we provide innovative support to people with learning disabilities to live the lives they choose in their local communities. Working with local authorities and housing associations, we provide high quality staff support and accommodation for people to enjoy the life they want, with the right level of support to do it.

https://www.drive-wales.org.uk/

Versus Arthritis has decades of experience transforming the lives of people living with arthritis and MSK conditions.

We work alongside volunteers, health and social care professionals, researchers, and people with arthritis of all ages to do everything we can to achieve our vision of ‘a future free from arthritis’. We do this by investing in world-class research, delivering high-quality services, and campaigning on issues that matter the most to people with arthritis.

Partnership and collaboration is at our core.

Our support helps to reduce isolation, build resilience and confidence, develop self-management skills and achieve better outcomes for people with arthritis.

www.versusarthritis.org

Eye to Eye is a free counselling service established in 1995 working across Rhonda Cynon Taff, Merthyr and Bridgend. We provide around 9,000 sessions of counselling per year to ages 10 to 30 years and also support around 300 children and adults who have been traumatised by an event in their home or community.

We offer bespoke training in our field of expertise, which is children and young people, to organisations and the voluntary sector. We also support local colleges by providing student placements to trainee counsellors.

www.eyetoeye.wales

Data Cymru is a Welsh local government company and we offer a range of specialist support designed to help you find and use data effectively. This includes:

• Help to source collect, or collate data.
• Data analysis and effective data presentation.
• Advice on the best ways to undertake research.
• Help to find out what citizens, service users/customers think.
• Training your staff in relevant topics such as basic statistics, presenting data, managing performance, survey design & analysis, and questionnaire design etc.
• Providing cost-effective access to a range of commercial data sets.

https://www.data.cymru

Cwmpas works across sectors for positive change to build a fairer, greener economy and a more equal society. We believe our economy and society should work differently to tackle poverty and inequality where more businesses use their profit for good and communities are empowered to shape their own future.

A national organisation rooted in local areas, we support communities, businesses and public services to improve and innovate. Our work includes expert business advice, social business support, digital inclusion, community-led housing and care solutions and a range of learning, development and consultancy services.

https://cwmpas.coop/

The Welsh Language Commissioner’s Hybu Team work with the third sector (and businesses) to encourage and support them to increase their Welsh language services. We support organisations to create Welsh language development schemes and provide training, research and guidelines. We hold one-to-one conversations with third sector organisations to discuss any available support.

https://www.welshlanguagecommissioner.wales/support-resources/businesses-and-charities

The Co-production Network for Wales brings together a community of people who believe in the values of co-production and citizen involvement. We provide training, a space for shared learning, and bespoke support to improve outcomes for people across Wales by embedding co-production and citizen involvement.

https://copronet.wales/

We are the Chartered Institute of Fundraising, the membership body for UK fundraising. We are a charity representing and championing the work of individual fundraisers, charities, and their partners. We believe fundraising can be the most rewarding of careers, full of contribution and achievement.

www.ciof.org.uk

The Charity Commission is the independent, non-ministerial government department that registers and regulates charities in England and Wales. We are responsible for:

• Registering eligible organisations.
• Ensuring charities meet their legal requirements.
• Taking enforcement action where there is malpractice or misconduct.
• Providing guidance to help charities run as effectively as possible.
• Providing online services for charities.

www.gov.uk/charitycommission

The Fundraising Regulator is the independent, non-statutory regulator of charitable fundraising in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

From street fundraising to large-scale fundraising events, we regulate all fundraising in England, Wales and Northern Ireland carried out by charitable institutions and third-party fundraisers.

www.fundraisingregulator.org.uk/

CAF is a group of charitable organisations in the UK and North America operating globally – the Charities Aid Foundation in the UK.

CAF exists to support the charitable sector via grants, research, lobbying, fundraising & consultancy.

CAF promotes philanthropy and works with corporates and high net worth individuals to increase charitable giving. Through its subsidiaries CAF also provides banking and financial services for not for profit and charitable organisations.

https://www.cafonline.org/

Carers Trust Wales is part of Carers Trust, an ambitious national charity committed to improving support and services for unpaid carers. Carers Trust aims to shape a better future with and for carers by raising awareness, empowering carers and influencing change.We work collaboratively with our Network Partners – local carer organisations which deliver information, advice and practical support. Last year our Network Partners directly supported more than 28,000 carers in Wales.

Carers Trust Wales delivers transformative programmes for unpaid carers, including the Short Breaks Scheme, Carers Support Fund and Carer Aware, and work to improve opportunities and support Young Carers.

https://carers.org/around-the-uk-our-work-in-wales/our-work-in-wales

Bevan Buckland is Wales’ largest independent firm of accountants. As well as providing standard accounting services to small, medium, and large businesses, we also offer specialist payroll, tax, consulting, and advisory services.

​We are also the largest Independent Audit firm in the region and are highly skilled in providing audits for not-for-profit organisations. We have eight partners, including 2 Tax Partners and 1 R&D Tax Partner. We also have two directors who lead an experienced team of over 140 staff across five offices.​

​The quality of our client service is at the heart of our success. We partner with our clients to understand their individual needs and deliver solutions that add value to their businesses. We ensure we are always accessible and responsive to our clients.

https://bevanbuckland.co.uk/

Barod Media is a film making team of people with a learning disability and or autism. We specialise in making films for small businesses and the voluntary sector. We make long form films, social media and web content and commercial films to sell your services. We coproduce our films with clients to make sure your voice is part of the process.

www.Barod.org

At Barod, our friendly, trained workers operate across most of South and West Wales, providing support to individuals affected by alcohol and drugs, and their friends and family. The support and information we provide is free, confidential and non-judgmental.

We specialise in substance use support for both adults and young people.

barod.cymru

Ara Cymru is the National Gambling Support Network (NGSN) provider for Wales. We offer free and confidential advice about gambling, as well as tailored one-to-one counselling and a range of group support for individuals experiencing gambling-related harm or for family members affected by it. We also deliver training, a work-based charter and a young person’s educational programme.

Ara believes in providing hope and better lives. For over 40 years we have offered housing and recovery services to make a positive impact in our communities. Our mission is to empower individuals and families, helping transform their lives and build stronger, healthier communities.

https://www.recovery4all.co.uk/

Age Connects Cardiff and the Vale offers a lifeline to vulnerable older members of our local communities who may be facing loneliness and isolation with little or no family support.The impact of isolation, loneliness, and poverty can have a devastating effect on health and wellbeing. Far too many older people know just how this feels. Last year alone Age Connects supported over 6,000 people.Our support services include offering benefits checks, toenail cutting, befriending support, help with daily tasks such as shopping and handling correspondence and much needed companionship.

www.ageconnectscardiff.org.uk

All Wales People First is the national voice of adults in Wales with learning disabilities. We are a member led organisation, with representatives across Wales.

It is unique in Wales in that it is the only national member-led organisation that represents the voice of men and women with a learning disability.

www.allwalespeople1st.co.uk