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Connecting Communities
Taf Ely, Rhondda & Cynon
Interim Report for
Commissioners 24.07.17
Contents
1. Purpose, scope overview of events 3
2. Taf Ely Event 5
3. Rhondda Event 10
4. Cynon Event 14
5. Next Steps TO BE ADDED
APPENDIX 1: Taf Ely Workshop Notes 18
APPENDIX 2: Rhondda Workshop Notes 31
APPENDIX 3: Cynon Workshop Notes 52
APPENDIX 4: Taf Ely Voluntary Groups To be properly formatted
APPENDIX 5: Rhondda Voluntary Groups
APPENDIX 6: Cynon Voluntary Groups
Purpose and overview
Connecting Communities
events
Overall aim / purpose:
‘This is just brilliant! I have met so
many useful contacts here and the
workshop was so inspiring’
Lissa Bridge (Upper Cynon C1st)
Aims for council:
Improve understanding of what’s currently available to service users
Facilitate networking and better communication
Map services
Aims for Voluntary Sector:
Build useful relationships with each other and with public sector
Map service
Did the event build relationships and was it useful to participants in building an
understanding of third sector activity?
Most of the feedback was at the event and was verbal. 44 post event evaluations
were received. In future we will just give participant evaluation questionnaires at the
event.
Participants from the public and third sectors gave similar feedback, which was
overwhelmingly positive. 89% of participants scored either 4 or 5, 9% scored 3. The
comments on what was useful focused mainly on the usefulness of connections
made though a significant number commented on the usefulness of the workshops
Three key suggestions for improvement were
1) Public involvement
2) A list and description of stalls prior to the event.
Date of Taf event: 5th June 2014
Date of Rhondda event: 18th June 2014
Date of Cynon event: 2nd July 2014
RCT CBC Adult Services commissioned
Interlink to organise three Connecting
Communities Events. The purpose of the
events were to promote better working
relationships and joint working opportunities
between statutory services and voluntary
sector groups in the localities of Rhondda,
Cynon and Taf Ely.
Was the general purpose of the events
fulfilled?
Overall feedback given verbally during the
event and in writing after the event has been
positive. All except for one participant gave
made a number of new connections and
organisations with whom to develop practical
working relationships.
3) Better acoustics
4) Better ‘lay out’ to accommodate unexpected stallholders.
One representative from a national organisation felt the event was too local to be of
use to them.
Mapping
Large physical maps were created and populated as well as digital maps. This
process is not however fully complete. As well as completing process and
developing a database that gives details of every voluntary organisation, Interlink is
aiming to develop an ‘app’ showing all the third sector resources in any area that
can be accessed by anyone It will also encourage and celebrate voluntary acivity..
This is inspired by the ‘Go 4 IT’ app developed by RCT Homes for access to health
and fitness activities.
Event components:
2 hour - Market Place with Voluntary Sector Stall Holders and public sector
staff learning more and connecting with voluntary sector
Around 60 voluntary sector stalls at each event filling capacity of venues with
around 50 public sector staff attending and participating in each event. More
effective targeting of public sector staff is a key area for improvement. However
participants – both stall holders and public sector workers were hugely positive
about meeting each other. Staff evaluations indicated that at every event there
was a strong sense of occasion and ‘buzz’ about the events. It seems that the
connections that were made were mutually useful to both secors.
Graphic illustration of participant perceptions of services, key gaps and key
solutions
Overleaf the graphic illustration of peoples ideas during the market place and
during the workshops brings key ideas into categories and illustrates them in a way
that is useful for post event publicity and to make it easier for people to form plans
following the events.
Spectacle theatre did sketches during the market place to remind us all why
we are there and to help create a 'buzz'.
The graphic illustration of peoples ideas during the market place and during the
workshops brings key ideas into categories and illustrates them in a way that is useful
for post event publicity and analysis that will form the basis of post event actions.
DIY Connector (carbon sheet questionnaire) participants used to connect
with each other and to think through next steps of working together.
The DIY connector was developed for people to record connections and how they
were going to build on connections to make a difference. Not many people left a
carbon copy of their DIY Connector and more could have been done to facilitate
participation in this activity. However those that were completed indicate that
meaningful connections were made that leading to referrals between organisations.
1st Workshop – Maps, Gaps and Solutions analysis facilitated by Matt Wyatt, a
specialist in person centred planning and complex care.
At all three events a Maps and Gaps workshop took place after the ‘Market Place’.
The workshops were light hearted, participative and involved and initial warm up
followed by an invite to identify the ‘key things that would make a difference to
services for people in that locality’. This was recorded both graphically (page…) and
in writing (appendix….).
2nd Workshop (for Taf Ely only) –Ruth Dineen, Co-production Wales facilitated
workshop on co-production in principle and in practice.
Ruth gave a comprehensive overview of the co-production concept with practical
examples from different service contexts. This was followed by a discussion - mainly
around understanding assets.
2
CONNECTING COMMUNITIES
TAF ELY
Identifying Assets and Gaps in Taf Ely – During Market Place
Identifying Solutions in Taf Ely - Workshop
TAF ELY – KEY ISSUES
Complete following initial discussion
3
CONNECTING COMMUNITIES
RHONDDA
Identifying Assets and Gaps in the Rhondda – During Market Place
Identifying Solutions in the Rhondda – Workshop
Rhondda – Key Issues
Insert following initial discussion
3
CONNECTING COMMUNITIES
CYNON
Identifying Assets in Cynon – During Market Place
Identifying Assets and Gaps in Cynon – During Market Place
Identifying Solutions in Cynon – Workshop
APPENDIX 1: TAFF ELY WORKSHOPNOTES
Connection Communities – Priorities and Solutions - Taf Ely
Table 1: GP’s need to be info centre for Community
1. Health and wellbeing
2. Knowledge of other services broker?
3. Making sessions in GP’s Surgeries with MH
4. Co-ord after orgs to take part- GP’s blockage
5. Increase their awareness ed.
6. Co-produce the ideas
7. Shift from medical model to social model
8. More community focused
9. They should refer to us
10. Posters and Leaflets
11. Video Wall
12. Ap
13. Notice Boards- For Community Groups, Services relating health and wellbeing
14. Get input support from NHS Leaders, PHW/WG that this is the way to work
15. Community Newsletter
16. Inform Interlink Project CD
Table 2
Commitment / Motivation- Confidence ( Empowerment )
Person Centred Self Interest at the heart of decision making
Volunteering must be enjoyable
Engaging people in activity through Interlink
Making decision- Person at the centre of the decision making
Person Centred at the centre of decision making
Table 3: Befriending Scheme
Task
1. Good Communication between agencies
2. Planning network/planning group
3. Social and lifestyle element- to get a right match – House bound / socially isolated / low
mood / anxious
4. Volunteer event to encourage participants who need to have an interest to engage
effectively
5. Training support- Accreditation?
Table 5: Wellbeing
Knowledge
Sharing
Not duplicating services
Accessible
Funding
Innovative
Co-ordinated
Information
Co-Production
Communication
If “services” were open with projects & information there would be better communication
and co-production between Third Sector and Public Services. Everyone would benefit!
Table 6
1) More volunteers required by GTFM & Communities First Pontypridd
2) By recruiting more volunteers for GTFM via Pontypridd Communities First & liaising together
& creating local work clubs for work experience.
Table 7: What is the GAP?
Lack of Mental Health peer support groups in Taff Ely esp. Pontyclun, Llantrtisant, Llanharry &
Llanharan.
What is the idea?
Replicating ‘MASH’ model in Maerdy to Taff Ely using other vehicles like Families First so that
familities have peer support for mental health issues.
Table 8: Understanding Other Agencies
More opportunities to meet / network ( Events like today ) Opened out to everyone & not just
services / groups.
Communication
Blog
Facebook / Twitter
Newsletters
GTFM / Leader & Observer
Table 9: How best to share / access information for everybody
Staff need to know what people are doing-info sharing decisions
Channels of info being available to all apps, app surgeries social media, internet, community
libraries, post offices, notice boards, shops & leisure centres
Spectacle Theatre: Participatory Theatre Discussion
Local Volunteering
Buy-in / Sustainable Connections / local Commissioning
What’s happening in communities? – tangible presence/ in and of communities
How do we share resources & assets ( e.g. transition )
Directory or Support
Services asset map vs demand incl partners & residents
Early assessment builds in to this- skills & interests audit
What can you do?
What would you like to do?
Communication
Social Networks
Comments welcome
Share good news
How do we act on this?- Moderator
Go for it!- Mobile phone app- postcode based
Confidence
Utilize social networks to and communication
Appropriate language for your audience
Rewards
Time Banking
Good Communication
Try before you buy
Awards- peer based
Skill Mapping and interest
Availability
Opportunity
A SU question from youngest person in the room
No idea is a stupid idea
Peer support
Interlink
VAMT
Substance misuse
Listen- record AU Ideas- act on
Good coping mechanisms
Transferable skills
Building on Current skills/knowledge
Agency
Example of positive change
Celebrating success
Joint action plan
Share good news
Open & honest feedback
On-going promotion
Skill sharing
Share with other local communities
Ability to talk together still here!
Communication- Knowledge of what people need!
Caring Neighbours- Older & younger are protected outside their homes
Working together- Tenants working together to create a sustainable future
Innovative with people vision & maintain enthusiasm
Basis of community is groups- schools, community, social media, interest & groups
More community orgs
More sign posting
Encourage people to back to work
Nothing for kids to do
Barriers- Transport- Finance
Too precious about our organisations and don’t want to share our clients
Afraid to lose funding
Isolation
Partners dying
Young parents
Young mothers
Particular conditions
Not enough days like today
Local authority need to help organisations connect
Too reliant on staff
Other comments from the Taf Ely
Connecting Community Event
Good working relationships
People & Communities
Commitment to Change
Energy & Enthusiasm
Respect
Community
Work
Friends
Schools
Family
Work
Food vouchers
Family / Children
Volunteering Experience & Education
Foodbanks- helpful / friendly / volunteers
Supportive Volunteers
Supporting Families
knowledge
Sharing
Information
Communication
Co-Pro
Linked
If everybody was co-producing there ‘may’ not be gaps in services
Lack of knowledge of knowing where to get information we don’t share what we do.
Duplicate services
Advice Services
Co-Production
Services are not well link
Working as one
Honesty
Unexpected kind gesture
Welcoming
Friendliness innovation
Taff Ely Workshop Icebreaker: What Annoys People!
THIS WEEK PERMANENTLY
Automatic locking Babies that don’t turn up Bad back Bad back!! Bad Chinese Bad press Battery died on mobile – no alarm clock Being put on the spot Being tied to a laptop Being too busy Being too busy
Bird poo Birds Bought wrong size trousers Business planning group Cancelled meetings Car broke down Celebrity news – who cares! Charity bags Clean the oven Cleaning out the fish tank Cold callers Cold hands Community council Complaining for no reason Computer system freezing Confusing information Council tax Crack in windscreen Cracks Crazy diaries Cut up on roundabout Daughters lack of table manners Days going to quick Doodle poll Dust bin cart Emails – sick and tired of emails, want to communicate by speaking Gareth Bale didn’t turn up for Wales Hot desking at work Ill manners Impolite or terse emails Injustice IT problems at work – lost work Jackie’s bad back
Animal cruelty Answerphone message when people don’t call you back Arrogance Automated services Automated telephone services Background noise Bad manners Being let down/disappointed Bureaucracy Candy crush games a no-no Charity bags – never ending Cleaning bureaucracy Closure of community spaces Cold callers Cold callers Cold callers Cold callers Cold calls Cold calls Conflict and terrible communication Conservative Government Continual changes Council tax Customers Cuts in budget Dog owners not poopascooping Donna’s husband DWP/ATOS Emails Emails contact rather than face to face Finding out about something afterwards Finding out about things after the event Football Funding Getting up in the morning Government Grumpy and negative people Impatient people Impolite or terse emails Inconsiderate drivers Injustice Institutional incompetence Ironing Junk emails
Lack of respect Lack of time Late notice Life Llanelli Losing remote control Losing wheel nut and puncture Lost Welsh Cup Final Middle lane drivers Midges Miserable people Missed the bins ‘again’ My cat My dog rolling in dog mess My husband blocked the drain – cost to get fixed My library closed My sister Negative people (who stay stuck there and moan) No answers/no conclusions No parking spaces at Interlink event Not being acknowledged Our database Pairing socks Parking at school Parking outside driveway Parking ticket Passing the buck People pretending to say Yes People who don’t apologise Person who talked over everybody else Politicians Pot holes Pot holes Price of petrol Rain Rain Rain Rain Raining Ran out of milk RCT CBC Recruitment Recycling men not leaving bags Returning from holidays Road rage Road rage Road works Road works on Pontypridd town centre Roadwork – Pontypridd Roadworks
Junk mail (take away menus) Lack of loyalty Lack of manners Lack of respect Lack of time Libraries closing Litter Meanness Meanness Mess Miserable people Multiple choices when phoning agencies My useless car Negativity Negativity No communication No socialising Not being acknowledged Not enough hours in the day Not getting to the point – rambling on Not indicating at roundabouts Not responding to emails Not returning trollies at supermarket Not winning the lottery Nuisance phone calls Outdoor swimming pools closed Parking on pavements Paying for carrier bags Pedantic people People bloody well NOT giving a flying shit about impact of not listening to people People expecting too much of you People not picking up dog poo People not showing up for meetings People not using indicators People who are too status conscious People who don’t apologise People who don’t return my calls People who join the A470 under 40mph People who keep me waiting People who say they’ll do things and don’t do them Person who talked over everybody else Peugeot Phone constantly ringing Phone drivers Politicians Politicians Politics Poor organisation Pretend Labour
Rubbish internet connection Rude customer service School Self service queues in shops Someone not looking after their dog Someone who wants you to do it all for them Sunburn Tailgating Tax car Tight timescales Tight trousers Tony Blair Tusker direct Unsolicited mail Vincent Tan Waiting in queues Weather Weather Weather Weather Weather Weather Weather Weather – rain Welsh government
Price of food and petrol Public transport Racism/sexism Rain RCT CBC Red tape Road rage Road works Rude people Rude/arrogant people Rudeness Rudeness Rudeness in support services, people too concerned with doing things right, not the right thing Screaming kids Self service tills Selfishness Slow computers Someone who wants you to do it all for them Spitting Staffing issues/shortages Supermarket people Tailgating Targets Telemarketing The brain Time management Tony Blair Traffic jams UKIP – definitely Nigel Farrage Unnecessary bureaucracy Unnecessary bureaucracy Unreliability Useless emails Vincent Tan Voting apathy Waiting Weather Weather Weather Weather Weather Weather Weather/rain Welsh Government Wrong information Youth services disbanded
Taff Ely Workshop Icebreaker – What People Like!
What People like
Friendship People Smiles Friendly Humorous Friendly smile Laughter Linking people together Meeting new people Sunshine Working in peoples home environments Helping people be independent Helping People Appreciation Accomplishments- watching others Friendly Approachable Happy People GP as info centre for community Great colleagues Friendliness Friendly team work Engagement Community spirit Belonging Identity Making a difference to someone’s life Community Path Helping Locals Welsh Local Communities Community Spirit Freedom Valley Nosiness Helpful Supportive Services Freedom innovation Spring Volunteers Making a difference to young people’s lives- Engaging – Relationships Involvement Togetherness Neighbourhood Spirit Friendliness Community Spirits Volunteers Networking Support Satisfaction Fulfilling Pleasing
People’s passion to make change happen People’s amazing passion Cute & rewardin
APPENDIX 2: RHONDDA WORKSHOPNOTES
Connection Communities – Priorities and Solutions - Rhondda
Isolated
Unskilled
Lonely
Being Reached
No-one calls
Sad
Lost in System
Scared
Vulnerable
People don’t know who can help
Physical and mental health issues
Ignored
Low self esteem
Lack of money
Unaware of services available or
entitlement
Awareness
Shopping Trip
Services available
Help
Training
Community champion
Daily phonecall
Befriends
Charities help
Social groups
Listening
Communication
Services intervene
Neighbours
Visitors
Action at their own pace
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Lack of Family Services
Recognising the wider family, eg community (cradle to grave)
Setting mile stones at start of programme and moving families on
Identifying appropriate services/opportunities to move on and where there are gaps
Identifying the skills in the family and nurture those eg, cookery/parentlng
Eg lifeskills/family co-ordinator (skills audit), role in the family, eg TAF
Linking all agencies together – need strong links
Signpost to the expertise
Resource
How can we solve the issues?
Communication
United around common goals
Correct link – contacts
Up to date information and contacts
Partners
Cases (family)
Consent to share
Safeguarding and coordinating of services
Jigsaw
Collaboration, sharing general information
Impact of not communicating: duplication of services, gaps in services, unmet needs
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Reaching the Right People
Events like today
Website
Fundraising
Social media – facebook, twitter
Joint working
Training for social media
Interact with other organisations
Sharing information
Campaigns – stigma, discrimination etc
Word of mouth
Much more involvement / knowledge from social services. They need to do better at
interaction with charities, third sector
Freebies from organisations eg, pens
Branding – reputation
Youth Provision and Communication
Merge local authorities – saves money on hierarchy that could be better utilised
Community groups utilising LA buildings in the evening/weekend
One Stop Shop – not just LA information but community information etc
Better information from frequently used buildings eg, GP surgery
Useful Connections
Shelley Bird – The Breakthrough Project
Too Good to Waste
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Promoting the Service
Further events (attending as employer, organising own open day)
Gain more funding
Sign posting
Promotional materials, eg leaflets, radio
RESPECT
Communication
People having face to face contact
Social network and supporting these networks
Joint working
Stop the stereotypes
No labelled work
Finding common ground with these networks
Collaborative working
Power is not accountable
Knowing who has the power
Knowing how to influence the power and decisions
Organisations being productive
Evening and Weekend Provision for People with Mental Ill Health
Funding – commissioning contracts
Partnership working statutory and third sector
Shared responsibilities
Equally across RCT – Accessible
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Regular consistent service ie weekly
Office hours are not accessible for everyone
Difficult to move forward new ideas
Services that cover weekend and evening
Information and Local Knowledge - GAP
More information from one source through lots of ways – text, social media, post
office, GP eg My Town - Aberdare, Facebook, is it easy accessible? Apps – Go for It
and websites
Constant updating of services by everyone get together
Information points
Support on It
Build on mapping @ connecting communities
Come from trust – Police – young people – no provision
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GAPS
Education / Local Authority buildings accessible to groups free of charge when not used
People 1st before “paperwork and Process”
Learning “Difficulties” fall through services/support GAPS
One stop information stop
No Communication between depts. in local authorities
No central information point
No links with groups in other local authorities
Services not appropriate
Services not great
Moving on needs to happen- not always monitored
No follow up after programme- HUGE GAP
Services are not available to all that need it- others receiving services that are not
appropriate
Support services for families after engagement in the time limited programmes. To support
continued engagement
Parenting support
Foster children not eligible for services at school
Reducing isolation
Tailor made delivery to confront emerging issues for families e.g. domestic abuse. Drug &
alcohol and Mental Health
Better relationships with GP surgeries
More intergenerational work
Free Childcare for parents
Low cost childcare services
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Free childcare to allow disengaged parents living on low income to engage in community
activities
Finding willing volunteers
Help with literacy & numeracy
Finding isolated older people
Communication
Poor documentation
Joined up services
Not enough MH services for Children & Young People
Better transport
Volunteer Recruitment
Everything counts back to money people don’t seem to matter anymore
Exclusion caused by this computer driven world
More events like today, open to public providing information
Lack of aspiration of tenants
Agencies not engaging with each other sharing information
Confusing between RHA & RCT Homes
Not knowing who to get in touch with
More physical health education
Support agencies for families- of those who are alcohol & drug dependant
We have properties outside of Rhondda
Being able to follow conversation when hard of hearing
Those who need support falling under the radar. Not knowing who to contact or how to
contact them ( support agencies )
Info out ( marketing our organisation outside )
Mis us with the W.I ( we m.u )
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Access to green spaces
Youth Training
Volunteering Opportunities
Lack of time to do everything well
Not being able to offer a discount for less well of
Sharing information on services
Organisations become “territorial” with their service users and don’t share relevant info for
the benefit of s.u
Lack of mental health services for 18-18yr olds
Too much duplication of services
Lack of admin time in service level agreements
It takes time to build relationships and gain trust so instant information is not always
possible
Better links with the police
Getting info out in the community
Computer systems working properly
Removing Resistors
Libraries
Gaps in care for the elderly
Nursery Education
Isolation within Communities
Difficulty in meeting and identifying people are in isolation
More awareness of services available
Not enough partnership working and co-production
Words and pictures given by an actual human being mean a lot more than just a leaflet
Befriending people within communities that talk to everyone about what is going on
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Lack of 1:2:1 care for older people who are isolated
Lack of community members making contact with their neighbours
People do not know what’s going on
100% hand holding of individuals setting up / leading /stating
Social enterprises gap- quality management & Leadership skills
A waste of talent, skills and expertise of those 50+/retired
Focus on Quality not cost
More support and understanding for elderly people
Lack of suitable housing for older people in RCT i.e. flats & bungalows
Lack of apprentices for over 25 year olds
Lack of funding
Organisations with same goal but not work together
Lack of funding for charities to work to their best ability
People not know who can help them until its too late
Support only available for those who meet threshold
Affordable transport
Reduced adult learning opportunities
Transition for young people into adult services
Affordable childcare
Accessible transport
Children’s swimming pools local to area
Social activities for young adults with learning disabilities
Range of support for Mental Health
Things have to get worse before they can access support
Services for CYP mental health
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Support for the working poor
1:1 for people with ASD diagnosis
Provision for 11-25 Ton Pentre to Tonypandy ( nowhere for them to go / nothing to do )
Nothing for under 25
Youth drop-ins for & run by young people
PCSO are trusted ( Officers are not)
Nothing for older people
Nothing for under 5
Stop start funding
Real sign up to goals that will make a real difference to the villages in our community
Using jargon- used to find a common language
Location / area travelling etc
Getting information out there
Lack of communication
Time
Lack of admin time
Need of permission to work in Woodland
Joined up approach to reducing isolation and reconnecting people
“Handy Woman! Services for vulnerable people (outside of care and repair criteria)
People without carers with mental health problems to have support to go on holiday
Using the skills, knowledge and enthusiasm of older generations to enhance the lives &
future of young people
Respect
Lack of funding
Funding- not enough info on available services of money
Government cuts- reduced services
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Short terms funding streams
Not enough help fundraising
Too much paperwork
Long waiting list / referral times
Areas lacking in childcare
Lack in knowledge of F.I.S and what it offers
How to get to the hard reach of people
Good Feedback after events
More work opportunities for people with support needs
Peoples disabilities
Lack of services in certain areas
Lack of services
Lack of funding
Suitable accommodation
Barriers into employment
Getting People Involved
Employers know about the Services- *Services*
Staff support
Funding
Support
Staffing
Attracting younger members to out groups
Funding / resources GAPs
Medication Management
Access to up to date research for staff development
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Doing the right thing vs doing it right
More groups for people with dementia in community
Suitable advisory services to vulnerable people ( door to door )
Taster session for extra education
Advocacy
Leisure Facilities ( swimming pools )
Weekend support for mental health service users
Pre-school care for children
Getting People to take part
Information about what we can do in our countryside & outside
Community activities
Sports and leisure activities for disables children and adults
Disabled equipment in local parks ( swings etc )
Childcare for people to attend medical appointments
Community Engagement in hard to reach places
Support GAPs
Service delivery- reality
Identifying a local need out groups can support
Empathy
Cut backs
Co-operation
Time
Joined up working
After school clubs
Creative outlets
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Fresh food
Broker for services on ground & strategic
Youth groups
Welsh Language lessons
Better funding info
Better transport
Improved communication between stat / vol services
Connected volunteers
Informing GP’s practice managers
Isolated older people
Access to arts
Access to transport
Access to work
Aspiration-lack of!
Low wages
Learning Education for life
Stigma- entrenched thinking
Support for disabled yp with ASD & ADHD to access provision
People who care
Uptake of training opportunities
Youth provision for young people without accreditation
Lack Services 6-10 years
Services often work in isolation needs to be better co-ordinated
Access to info / right people
Community / youth Centres for young people
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Fundraising
Links with services such as – schools, police SFYP
Community Spaces and hubs
Peer supports / be friending mental health
Be friending service for young people
Play provision for disables children and young people
Access to transport
Transport
Basic skills
Accessibility to services
Guidance for staff around mental health / crisis situation
Affordable good quality childcare
Link between education and community
Evening & weekend opportunities for YP to just be with their friends
Lack of technical equipment- PCs photo copiers etc
Outreach youth services
Cheap / free community venues
24hr mental health crisis team
Not enough animal charities
Wildlife preservation & awareness
Fundraising for animal charities
Animal rescue centre whereabouts & awareness
Transport networks in Rhondda
Affordable housing
Shortcut to key audiences
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Proper commissioning of services that is done with service users & carers
Third sector broker for health & social care services
Good quality home working to support community engagement
Being stuck indoors
Debt Advisors
Wheelchair hire that’s easily accessible
Childcare affordable
Community solution?
Social Capital
Peer support groups ( Mental Health ) Llantrisant area
Capacity in primary care Mental Health
Trauma counselling for victims of abuse
Mental Health respite
Central point for information on Mental Health services
Red Tape
Time
Cheap or free things to do
Lack of funding
Confidence to do something new
Lack skills
Focus
Transport
Young people leaving prison
Youth workers (outside school )
Youth Clubs
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More practitioner staff
Community weight management group accessible to all community members
Engagement
Volunteers
Stop smoking wales groups accessible to every community
Capacity
Resources
Innovative ideas
Human Contact
The full works eg transport, activity and someone to go with you
Isolation
Transport
Idea / solutions- Encourage volunteer drivers to help local disables people access activities
Fear of crime- Solution- Community police continue to walk / cycle the local community
reassuring the vulnerable
Disseminate information ( confusing )
Knowledge of all the services available
Community togetherness
Knowledge of what’s on
Not sharing projects
Local businesses and schools
Time to make a difference
Acceptance for differences ( no discrimination )
Education / wbl
Community Networks of support
Info on what’s out there
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Not enough staff
Knowing who to contact
Youth activities
Transport
Affordable Social Events
Sense of equality amongst communities and providers
Connections
Community hubs in every community
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Rhondda Workshop Icebreaker
What annoys people!
THIS WEEK PERMANENTLY
A bit too much expectations from employers Being a “convenience” friend Being indoors Car park always full
Cold Calls Colleague at work Commentary Communication via telephones from me to a friend in London Coughing / ill health Cyclists two abreast David Cameron Dog Poo Dogs barking Drivers with Cyclists Driving Tests Feeling skint Feeling tired Football Football Football Everywhere Glossing/painting Gold boots in the whole football team Grumpy Bus drivers Having to write Hay Fever Hay fever I’m not on annual leave yet Internet Connection Internet/wifi Iraq Kids out Kids-need to go to school even when he’s ill Lack of communication Lack of Communication Lack of parking Lack of time Litter
Animal Cruelty Armed Forces not having protective equipment Automated phone calls Babies Hardly dressed and parents wrapped up or no sun hat! Bills Blackberry- mobile phone Body Odour Boyfriend snoring BT- Automated phone Enquiry line Car Parking Cars at night Cars stopping in yellow boxes Celebrity Shows Closed paddling pools Closing of Public Services Cold calls Computers Councillors Crocs- shoes Cultural matter of older people not sexy enough Customer service in retail Cut backs- council Cyclists without helmets Dog Poo Dog Poo Dog Poo Dog Poo Dogs barking 24/7 Dogs on lead or not poop scooping Drinking tea out of bottles Drivers don’t indicate Drivers Overtaking cyclist inappropriately Everything Extremist Religious Groups Feeling skint
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Lloyds Bank My husband! Neighbours dogs Neighbours Dogs – alcoholism Neighbours in the street Never get annoyed News Nosey neighbours Not replacing Shampoo Nothing on TV in the evenings expect football or repeats Overcrowded prisons Paint in my kitchen Parking outside schools Partner People not indicating when at a roundabout People not wanting to do anything People taking photos People taking up two car park spaces People who throw things over the garden walls People’s annoy post on Facebook- pointless Price of food Printers Problems in Iraq ( again ) RCT consolation People rubbish Sat nav Schools asking for money Someone trying to break in Sunburn Swearing Throwing Litter Traffic Traffic Traffic Lights Two faces people Uneven pavements Unfinished Roadworks Wales lost in rugby Women bitching Word situation Work Work
Finding Volunteers and Recruiting Fly Tipping Fly Tipping Football How difficult it is to have open discussion with stat bodies How much % is given to charity via big organisations tickle pink Internet Connection Junk mail Lack of enthusiasm Lack of passion from key staff for community and for change positive Lack of respect Litter Media portrayal of police Meetings at work Mess Mobile phone Mobile Phones Mums with buggies on the road My broken sink pipe My ex husband Neighbours Neighbours dogs NHS Nigel Farrage Not being able to spell Not sing knowledge of older people Nuisance Phone Calls Overcrowded prisons Overgrown gardens Parking Parking in a disables bays if you are not disabled Partner Pavements People Texting- driving & talking to you People using mobile phone on the buses! Don’t want to know their business People who are willing to complain but won’t help themselves People who don’t pick up dog mess People who don’t put trolley’s back
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World Cup World Cup World Cup World Cup World Cup World Cup World Cup on T.V or Newspaper
People who don’t recycle People who give dogs human names People who only want to benefit themselves- not for the good of others People who spit Phone Signal Phone Signal Pot Holes Practitioners deferring responsibility Price of food Rain RCT Cuts- other service providers e.g. bus service Rubbish thrown from car Rude Children Rude People Street parking Sunday Drivers Swearing Tailgates The Government The Government The Weather Too much to do Traffic Traffic Wardens Treading on slugs and snails in the garden Unnecessarily getting sun burnt Unreliability of weather Why don’t RCT fine people who put rubbish out of the afternoon on collection day work Youngsters who don’t offer a seat Youngsters who don’t offer seats on transport Youngsters with bad manners
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What makes people happy in the Rhondda Workshop?
Working in Partnership Changing People’s Lives People’s Enthusiasm to Change Their Lives Girls Growing Confidence People Power & Action Lovely People Connected Outcomes Transition Seeing People Being Happy and Developing Empowering Victims Empowering Informative Creativity Meeting People Enabling Others To Enable Themselves Building new Relationships Parent’s Groups Informal Group Friendship Supports Engagement Spirit Seeing the girls we work with grow in confidence Helping Others Helping People Sharing and Caring Enthusiastic Making / Seeing a Difference Variety Improving People’s Lives Educating Support Willingness to Share Good Practice & Communicate New Info Helping Others ( Families & Practitioners ) Community Mentors ( Providing Guidance & Support ) Inspirational People People Diverse People Meeting New People Team Work Community Spirit The Passion People Have to Make Change Happen Genuine People The People Humbling
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Making People Feel Welcome Helping Them Make Goals Pleasant Waking up in the Morning Looking Out of My Kitchen Window at The Lovely Mountains Scrumptious Caring Loving People People making a difference Improving quality of life Co-ordinating Care Contribution Kindness Helping others Commitment Enthusiasm Learning something new every day Meeting interesting older people Friends making friends Friendship River Taff Influencing change
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APPENDIX 3: CYNON WORKSHOPNOTES
Connecting Communities Flipchart notes Cynon
Table 1: Funding/Cuts
Consultation/acting on – accountability
Public understanding of where money has come from e.g. lottery ? Ponty. Public perception
Invest
V S lobby collectively. Consultation to make sure cuts in right place.
What 3rd sector can do to lessen the impact on those cuts e.g. volunteer led service, ? capacity in
community to offset the impact.
Collect evidence of impact of cuts to feed back
Other avenues of income
Table 2: Access / Waiting times for mental health /substance misuse services including
counselling.
Increased number of Psychologists
More local venues
More registered counsellors
More information nre services via GP surgeries
Training for volunteers (Groups) (Peer Support)
Use Social media to inform positively
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Social Opportunities for people with disabilities
Awareness raising
Better links with supported housing
Looking at the whole person
Better links with GP’s
More networking
Look at wider disabilities
Knowing what’s out there and a take on services
Possible mapping exercise – has this been done?
Table 3:- Effective joined up services than empower people to take control or make progress
Knowing what is out there
Communication through working and planning together and networking
Being open (not organisation focussed) and community/service-user
Empowering and giving time to STAFF
Recognising benefits of working together (and the pitfaces of NOT doing it) e.g. Community
co-ordinators
Some? Role, Involvement and coproduction working with people to I.O. solutions
Know what services and able and empowered to refer to and from
Table 4: Lack of Communication and social and employment opportunities and sun!
More volunteers
More money
More business participation
More marketing / advertising
More information
Improve facilities
Less rain – appropriate weather
A magic big rain coat / umbrella for the world!
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Community Hub
Based in GP Surgeries
FREE
Open to all ages
Localised point to access
support and info
Be-friending / Good
Neighbour (all ages)
Accessible
Always come back with
replies
Promotion of
Community Co-
ordinator Roles
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How best to share / access information for everybody
Staff need to know what people are doing-info sharing decisions
Channels of info being available to all apps, app surgeries social media, internet, community
libraries, post offices, notice boards, shops & leisure centres
Understanding Other Agencies
More opportunities to meet / network ( Events like today ) Opened out to everyone & not just
services / groups.
Communication
Blog
Facebook / Twitter
Newsletters
GTFM / Leader & Observer
What’s going on?!
Communication Strategy. RCT / Third Sector
More business focus i.e more emphasis- self sustainability- more face to face
Stronger Social Enterprise approach
App
Focus on strategy for Socially excluded ( media )
GTFM
Using RCT Free Paper for Promotion
Better use of services that people regularly access i.e local shops
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Rhondda Voluntary Groups
51 1st Pontygwaith Scout Group Tonypandy
52 Abergorki Community Hall Treorchy
53 ACT 1 Theatre Group Gelli
54 Alison House Youth and Play Project Cwmparc
55 Arosfa Senior Citizens Guild Porth
56 Bethlehem Baptist Church Porth
57 Blaenllechau Community Involvement Group Ferndale
Breathe Easy Rhondda – Contact Swansea Based Swansea
58 Britannia Street Watch Porth
59 Bronwydd Ladies Bowling Club Porth
60 Cemetery Road Tenants & Residents Association Treorchy
61 Community Cancer Services Tonypandy
62 Cor Meibion Morlais Porth
63 Craftyways Society TREORCHY
64 Cwm Clydach Development Trust Clydach Vale
65 Cwm Clydach Outdoor Activity Group Clydach Vale
66 Cwmparc Community Association Cwmparc
67 Cwmparc Out of School Club Cwmparc
68 Cwmparc Treorchy & Ynyswen Community Regeneration Cwmparc
Cylch Meithrin Nant Drys Ynyswen Ynyswen
69 Cylch Meithrin Porth Porth
149 Cylch Meithrin Thomastown Tonyrefail
70 Cymdeithas Rhieni y Cymer TREORCHY
71 Dai Davies Community Centre Porth
72 Dragon Savers Credit union Treorchy
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73 Ferndale and District Boys & Girls Club Ferndale
74 Ferndale Court Residents Fund Ferndale
75 Ferndale Old Age Pensioners Ferndale
76 Ferndale Skate park Ferndale
77 Fernhill (Rhondda) Conservation Group Treorchy
78 Friends of Four Seasons Porth
79 Friends of the Animals Porth
Friends of The Rhondda Heritage Park - Cardiff Contact Cardiff
80 Friends of Tonypandy Primary School Tonypandy
81 Friends of Ynyshir Primary School Porth
82 Garthwen Residents Sheltered Homes Trealaw
83 Gatehouse Porth
84 Gelligaled Bowls Club Pentre
150 Lewis Merthyr Band Cymmer
85 Llwynypia Boys & Girls Club Pontypridd
86 Lower Trealaw Branch OAP Maes Yr Haf Pontyclun
87 Maerdy Archives Ferndale
88 Maerdy Community Centre Maerdy
89 Maerdy Infants Taskforce Environment Maerdy
90 Maerdy/Ferndale Tenants and Residents Board Maerdy
91 Mid Fach River Care Group Tylorstown
152 Mid Rhondda Band Tonyrefail
92 Mid Rhondda Modelling Porth
93 Old Age Pensioners and Widows Assoc, Treherbert Treherbert
94 Parc & Dare Band Treorchy
95 Parents Association Llwynypia - Youth Section Tonypandy
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96 Parents Staff Association of Ysgol y Cymer Rhondda Porth
??? Penrhys Partnership Penrhys
97 Penygraig Boys & Girls Club Tonypandy
98 Platform Arts Treorchy
99 Porth Infants Kids Club Porth
100 Rhondda 50+ Forum Gelli
101 Rhondda Animal Aid & Cats Protection Tonypandy
102 Rhondda Apostolic Mission Tonypandy
103 Rhondda Breast Friends Porth
??? Rhondda Calligraphy Society Tynewydd
104 Rhondda Community Credit Union Ltd Treorchy
105 Rhondda Community Development Association Ton Pentre
Rhondda Community Garden and Enterprise Scheme – Aberdare Contact
106 Rhondda Disabled Riding Group Ton Pentre
107 Rhondda Fach Housebound Club Tylorstown
108 Rhondda Housing Association Tonypandy
109 Rhondda Housing Maerdy Tenants Association Maerdy
110 Rhondda Indoor Bowls Club Trealaw
111 Rhondda Jazz Pentre
112 Rhondda League of Children's Marching Bands Penygraig
113 Rhondda Listening Friends Treorchy
114 Rhondda Radio Treherbert
115 Rhondda Rocket Cheerleading Group Ferndale
116 Rhondda Sea Cadets Gelli
117 Rhondda Volunteer Information Centre Ton Pentre
118 Rhondda Womens Aid Ferndale
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119 Royal British Legion Ynyshir Branch Tonypandy
120 Salem English Baptist Chapel Porth
121 Seion Baptist Chapel Maerdy Maerdy
122 Soar Chapel Ladies Guild Ferndale
123 St Matthews Church Treorchy
124 Surf Lifesaving Association of Wales Porth
125 The Ark Youth and Community Project Tonypandy
126 The Boilerhouse Project Ltd Ferndale
??? The Vibes Foundry Brass Band Aberdare
127 Ton & Gelli Boys & Girls Club Ton Pentre
128 Ton Pentre Recreation Association Ton Pentre
129 Tonypandy & Llwynypia OAP Group Tonypandy
130 Tonypandy Albion Football Club Clydach Vale
??? Tonyrefail Welfare Football Club Tonyrefail
131 Trealaw Village Trust Ltd Trealaw
132 Trebanog Older Peoples Group Porth
133 Treherbert Quilting Group Treherbert
134 Treorchy Senior Citizens Club Treorchy
135 Treorchy Women's Institute Treorchy
136 Trerhondda Arts Factory stay and play Ferndale
137 Ty Rhondda-Young Single Homeless Project Llwynypia
138 Tylorstown Communities First Tylorstown
139 Upper Rhondda Brass Band Treorchy
140 Valleys Kids Tonypandy
141 Village & Valleys Community Transport Ferndale
142 Welfare Hall & Institute Tylorstown
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143 Ynyshir Welfare Band Ynyshir
144 Ynyswen Senior Citizens Club Treherbert
145 Ynyswen Welfare Institute Ton Pentre
146 Ystrad Boys & Girls Club Ystrad
147 Ystrad Old Age Pensioners Association Ystrad
148 Ystradyfodwg Art Society Treorchy
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Cynon Valley Voluntary Groups
1 1st Aberdare St Fagans Scout Group Aberdare
2 Aberaman Amateur Boxing Club Mountain Ash
3 Aberaman Bowls Club Cwmbach
4 Aberaman Newydd Tenants Association Aberaman
5 Abercwmboi Community Revival Group Abercwmboi
6 Abercwmboi Environment Group Abercwmboi
7 Abercynon Action Team Abercynon
8 Abercynon RFC Abercynon
9 Abercynon Social Hall Abercynon
10 Aberdare and District Radio Society Mountain Ash
11 Aberdare Childrens Contact Centre Aberdare
12 Aberdare Cricket Club Aberdare
13 Aberdare Scribblers Aberdare
14 Aberdare Trefoil Guild Aberdare
15 Abernant Community Interests Group Abernant
16 Accessible Caring Transport Mountain Ash
17 ADREF LTD Aberdare
18 Age Action Mountain Ash & Penrhiwceiber Mountain Ash
19 Bethel Place Residents Association Hirwaun
20 Bryncynon Community Centre Ynysyboeth
21 Bryncynon Litter Pick Group Ynysyboeth
22 Bryncynon Walking Group Ynysyboeth
23 Bryntirion Graveyard Fund Ynysyboeth
24 Bryntirion Tenant & Residents Association Ynysyboeth
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25 C.A.S.S. (Calectoral & Stoma Support) Aberdare
26 Canny Quilter's Aberaman
27 CIC (Cynllyn Ieuenctid Y Cymoedd) Aberdare
28 Clwb Gymdeithasol Cymraeg Cwm Cynon Cwmbach
29 Cornerstone Church Cwmbach
30 Cwm Cynon Women's Aid Aberdare
31 Cwm Gymnastics Abercynon
32 Cwmaman Health Group Cwmaman
33 Cwmaman Institute Silver Band Cwmaman
34 Cwmaman Public Hall & Institute Cwmaman
35 Cwmbach Choir Cwmbach
36 Cwmbach Scouts & Guides Cwmbach
37 Cylch Meithrin Aberdar Aberdare
38 Cynon Allotments Association Abercynon
39 Cynon Culture Aberdare
40 Cynon Taf Community Housing Abercynon
41 Cynon Valley Area National OAP's Assoc of Wales Hirwaun
42 Cynon Valley Citizens Advice Bureau Mountain Ash
43 Cynon Valley Crime Prevention Association Trecynon
44 Cynon Valley Disabled Club
45 Cynon Valley First Responder Scheme Penrhiwceiber
46 Cynon Valley PALS Aberdare
47 Cynon Valley Vision ABERDARE
48 Darranlas Residents Association Mountain Ash
49 Diabetes Peer Support Penrhiwceiber
50 Elim Cynon Valley Church Mountain Ash
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51 FADS - A Family Service Penywaun
52 Fernhill Association of Residents Mountain Ash
53 Fernhill Family Flats Mountain Ash
54 Fernhill Youth Project Mountain Ash
55 Forum of Older People in Cynon Valley Aberdare
56 Friends of Maesgwyn Special School Aberdare
57 Friends r Us Mountain Ash
58 Gadlys Regeneration Initiative Programme Aberdare
59 Glan Road Neighbourhood Watch Aberdare
60 Glancynon Gardening Group Abercynon
61 Glasbrook Recreation Committee Abercynon
62 Glyn Aman Neighbourhood watch Aberdare
63 Greenhill Allotments Society Aberdare
64 Greenmeadow Riding for the Disabled Group Aberdare
65 Heartbeat 95 Cwmbach
66 Hirwaun & Penderyn Community Council Hirwaun
67 Hirwaun OAP Association Hirwaun
68 Hirwaun Welfare Football Social Club Hirwaun
69 Hirwaun YMCA Youth and Community Centre Hirwaun
70 Kyber Colts ABC Aberdare
71 Llanfair Uniting Church Aberdare
72 Llwydcoed Community Centre Aberdare
73 Miskin Art Cwmbach
74 Miskin Regeneration Trust Mountain Ash
75 Mountain Ash Golf Club Mountain Ash
76 Mountain Ash YMCA Mountain Ash
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77 Nant-y-Fedw Tenants & Residents Ynysyboeth
78 NCH Action for Children Penwaun Family Centre Penywaun
79 Nebo Chapel Hirwaun
80 New Horizons Aberdare
81 Nixons Welfare Institute and Social Club Mountain Ash
82 Penderyn Senior Welfare Committee Penderyn
83 Penderyn Sports Association Penderyn
84 Penrhiwceiber Community Revival Strategy Group Penrhiwceiber
85 Penrhiwceiber Institute and Community Society Penrhiwceiber
86 Penywaun Community Centre Penywaun
87 Penywaun Enterprise Partnership Penywaun
88 Perthcelyn Community Centre Perthcelyn
89 Positive Steps Mountain Ash
90 Providence Baptist Church Mountain Ash
91 Rhigos Kidz n Youth Group Rhigos
92 Rowan Tree Cancer Care Mountain Ash
93 Showcase Aberdare
94 SSAFA (Aberdare) Penderyn
95 Sunday Funday Gang Hirwaun
96 Tanglewood Mountain Ash
97 The Strategy Ynysyboeth
98 Trecynon Institute Aberdare
99 Ultimate Stage Company Mountain Ash
100 Valley of Hope Aberdare
101 Welsh Perry and Cider Society Aberdare
102 Ynyslwyd Allotment Society Aberaman
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Taff Ely Voluntary Groups
Map Number Organisation Area
1 RCT Homes Rhydyfelin
2 RCT Adult Services Rhydyfelin
3 Blossoming Buddies Cilfynydd
5 Glyncoch – Community Voice Project – Ynysybwl Empowerment for local
community Glyncoch/ Ynysybwl
6 Taffs Well Community Garden Taffs Well
7 Adult Learning – Community First Glyncoch
8 Community Enterprise Network Glyncoch
9 Community Voice Youth Project Glyncoch
10 Community First Pontypridd Health Advocates Glyncoch
11 Beddau Bowls Club Beddau
12 Community First Pontypridd – Work club Glyncoch
13 Glyncoch Community Enterprise Network Pontypridd Glyncoch
14 Crossroads Pontypridd
15 50+ Forum Pontypridd
26 Treforest Community Centre Treforest
27 Treforest Residents Association Treforest
28 RCT Carers Project Rhydyfelin
29 GTFM Rhydyfelin
30 RCT Homes - Pontypridd
31 Pontypridd Canal Conservation Pontypridd
32 Ategi Rhydyfelin
33 Homestart Pontypridd
34 FIS – Family Information Service
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35 Pontypridd Food Bank Hawthorn
31a Community Philosophy
32a Welcome Friends
33a Maesyfelin, Sheltered housing Complex (Cynon Taf Community Housing
group) Rhydyfelin
34 TAF – Team Around the Family
35 Glyncoch Community First Glyncoch
36 Heddfan Rhydyfelin
37 Chwarae Teg
38 Taffs Well and Nantgarw Community Developmetn Association Taffs Well
39 Social Inclusion Development (RCT Council)
40 RCT Citizens Advice Bureau Pontypridd
41 Youth Club and Youth Forum Ynysybwl Ynysybwl
42 Ffordd Gower Davies Older Persons Hub Ynysybwl
43 Butcher’s Pool ‘Friends of Group’ Ynysybwl
44 Age Connects Morgannwg – The Breakthrough Project Pontypridd
45 Stop Smoking Wales – Pontypridd Health Centre Pontypridd
46 Community Weight Management (Cwm) Rhydyfelin Rhydyfelin
47 Community Weight management (Cwm) RCT Homes Workforce Group
Pontypridd Pontypridd
48 Community Weight Management (Cwm) Gwalia Care and Support
Pontypridd
49 Community Weight Management (Cwm) Health Buddies, Glyncoch
Glyncoch
50 Church Village Rainbows (5-7) Church Village
51 Church Village Rainbows (7-10) Church Village
52 Church Village Rainbows (10-14) Church Village
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53 Tonteg Brownies (7-10) Tonteg
54 Tonteg Guides (10-14) Tonteg
55 Llantwit Fardre Senior section (14-25) Llantwit Fardre
56 Newtown Llantwit Brownies (7-10) Llantwit Fardre
57 Newtown Llantwit Guides (10-14) Llantwit Fardre
58 Efail Isaf – Rainbows (5-7) Efail Isaf
59 Efail Isaf – Brownies (7-10) Efail Isaf
60 Efail Isaf – Guides (10-14) Efail Isaf
61 Llantwit Fardre Trefail (18+) Llantwit Fardre
62 To wish upon a star
63 Glyncoch Green and Friendly Action Glyncoch
64 Glyncoch Tenants and Residents Glyncoch
65 Ategi Shared Lives Rhydyfelin
66 Rhydyfelin Brownies (7-10) Rhydyfelin
67 Graig Brownies (5-7) Pontypridd
68 Graig Brownies (7-10) Pontypridd
69 Pontypridd Guides and Senior Section (10-14) (14-25) Pontypridd
70 Cilfynydd – Brownies (7-10) Cilfynydd
71 Ynysybwl Brownies (7-10) Ynysybwl
72 Pontypridd Communities First Cluster Ynysybwl
73 Sport RCT
74 Dearwynno Outdoor Centre Ynysybwl
76 12th Pontypridd Scout Group Cilfynydd
21 1st Tonyrefail Scout Group Tonyrefail
22 Barry Sidings Activity Group Pontypridd
23 BETH - Beyond Everything Theres Hope Tonyrefail
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24 Breathe Easy Pontypridd and Rhondda Pontypridd
25 Bryn Golau Caergwerlas Tenants and Residents Tonyrefail
26 Capel Farm Resource Centre Tonyrefail
77 Capel Salem Tonteg Tonteg
78 Capel y Tabernacl Cyf Efail Isaf
79 Castle Square United Reform Church Treforest
27 Cefn Primary Mother & Toddler Pontypridd
80 Cilfynydd Art Society Cilfynydd
81 Cilfynydd Kids Club Cilfynydd
82 Clwb Carco Llantrisant
83 Clwb y Bont Pontypridd
28 Coed Ely Community Centre Steering Group Tonyrefail
84 Cor Meibion Pontypridd Pontypridd
85 Cylch Meithrin Efail Isaf Efail Isaf
86 Diabetes UK Pontypridd & District Pontypridd
87 Efail Isaf Village Hall Efail Isaf
29 Ely Valley Junior Football Club Tonyrefail
88 Fernbank Residents Group Pontypridd
89 Fforest Uchaf Horse and Pony Rehabilitation Centre & Pit Pony Sanctuary
Penycoedcae
90 Friday Youth Club Pontypridd
91 Friends of Caerglas Resource Centre Pontypridd
92 Friends of Craig yr Hesg Community School Pontypridd
93 Friends of Ynysangharad War Memorial Park Pontypridd
30 Gilfach Goch Community Association Gilfach Goch
31 Gilfach Goch Welfare OAP Association Gilfach Goch
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32 Gilfach Goch Youth Committee Gilfach Goch
33 Glyncoch Community Centre Glyncoch
94 Glyntaff Serenades Pontypridd
95 Glyntaff Tenants and Residents Association Rhydyfelin
96 GTFM Rhydfelin
97 Ilan Diamonds Jazz Band Rhydyfelin
98 Laburnum Court Residents Association Pontypridd
99 Lan Woods Environmental Protection Group Pontypridd
100 Library Close Senior Citizens Pontypridd
34 Llanharan Community Development Project Ltd Llanharan
35 Llanharan OAP Association Llanharan
36 Llanharan Recreation Ground Trust Llanharan
37 Llanharry & Tylagarw Community Association Llanharan
38 Llantrisant ABC Llantrisant
39 Llantrisant History Society Llantrisant
40 Llantrisant ladies choir Llantrisant
101 Llantwit Fardre Football Club Llantwit Fardre
102 Llantwit Lions Skater Hockey Club Llantwit Fardre
103 Meadow Crafts Pontypridd
104 Nantgarw OAP Association Nantgarw
105 Newtown Llantwit Allotment Association Llantwit Fardre
106 Old Bridge Photographic Society Pontypridd
41 Pontyclun Bosom Pals Pontyclun
42 Pontyclun Football Club Pontyclun
43 Pontypridd & District Mencap Society Pontypridd
107 Pontypridd Canal Conservation Group Pontypridd
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108 Pontypridd South Road Championship Club Llantwit Fardre
109 Pontypridd Talking News Association Pontypridd
110 Pontypridd Women's Aid Pontypridd
111 Pontypridd YMCA Pontypridd
112 RCT Victim Support and Witness Service Pontypridd
113 Rhydfelin Community Woodland Group Pontypridd
114 Rhydyfelin AFC Rhydyfelin
115 Rhydyfelin Methodist Church Pontypridd
44 SNAP Cymru Pontyclun
116 SSAFA Pontypridd
117 St Catherines Church, Pontypridd Pontypridd
118 St Davids Uniting Church Pontypridd
119 Taff Ely Crime Prevention Pontypridd
120 Taff Ely Neighbourhood Watch Association Taffs Well
121 Taffs Well Breastfeeding Support Group Taffs Well
122 Taffs Well Community Garden Taffs Well
123 Taffs Well Village Hall Taffs Well
45 Talbot Green Playgroup Tonyrefail
124 Tonteg Senior Citizens Association Tonteg
46 Tonyrefail ABC Tonyrefail
47 Tonyrefail History and Folklore Society Tonyrefail
48 Tonyrefail Homing Society Tonyrefail
49 Tonyrefail Information and Advice Scheme TIAS Tonyrefail
50 Tonyrefail Ladies Choir Tonyrefail
51 Tonyrefail Welfare Football Club Tonyrefail
125 TraVol Community Transport Pontypridd
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126 Treforest Community Voluntary Group Treforest
127 Treforest Old Age Pensioners Association Treforest
128 Treforest Residents Assocation Treforest
129 Treforest Football Club Treforest
130 Treforest Community Centre Treforest
131 Treforest Boys & Girls Club Treforest
132 Treforest Wholesome Food Association Treforest
133 Trehafod Community Village Hall Trehafod
52 Wish Upon a Star Talbot Green
134 Ynysybwl Community Centre Ynysybwl
53 Ysgol Feithrin Pontyclun Pontyclun
