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

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/

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

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

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

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

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/