cavo volunteer centre newsletter 2010

CAVONEWSLETTER

2010CYLCHLYTHYR

Mae'r cylchlythyr hwn wedi

cael ei gynhyrchu gan

Ganolfan Gwirfoddoli

Cymdeithas Mudiadau

Gwirfoddol Ceredigion.

Cysyllter â:

CAVO

Bryndulais,

67 Stryd y Bont, LLANBEDR

PONT STEFFAN,

Ceredigion SA48 7AB

' 01570 423232

GwybodaethProsiect GwirfoddoliDros Iechyd

Tlws Cydnabyddiaeth

Bûm yn gwirfoddoliyn CAVO

Clic y Cardi

a llawer mwy tu mewn......

Gwirfoddoli

Tlws CydnabyddiaethGwirfoddoli CAVO 2010

Bryndulais

67 Stryd y Bont / 67 Bridge Street

Llanbedr Pont Steffan / Lampeter

Ceredigion

SA48 7AB

[email protected]

01570 42242701570 423232

Swyddog Canolfan Gwirfoddoli

Volunteer Centre OfficerPatricia Lewis

Bryndulais


Llanbedr Pont Steffan / LampeterCeredigionSA48 7AB

www.cavo.org.uk

[email protected] 01570 422427

01570 423232

Cynghorwr Gwirfoddoli Ieuenctid

Youth Volunteering Advisor

CatherineDerrick-Huge

Bryndulais67 Stryd y Bont / 67 Bridge StreetLlanbedr Pont Steffan / LampeterCeredigionSA48 7AB

www.cavo.org.uk

[email protected]

01570 422427

01570 423232

Rik MowbraySwyddog Datablygu GwirfoddoliVolunteering Development Officer

CAVO Volunteering CAVO 2010

o wahaniaeth.

Hoffai CAVO amlygu a thalu teyrnged i’r

miloedd o wirfoddolwyr yng

Ngheredigion sy’n cyfrannu cymaint i

elusennau ac unigolion o fewn ein

cymuned, ac i ddiolch

iddynt am eu hymdrech

a’u hamser. Gwnânt gymaint


Ceredigion Photographic Competition

Cardi Clic/Clic y Cardi

Mae Canolfan Gwirfoddoli CAVO yn gwahodd unigolion i anfon llun sy'n portreadu GWIRFODDOLI yng Ngheredigion. Rydym yn chwilio am ffotograffau o leoedd, a phobl o unrhyw oedran, yn gwneud unrhyw weithgaredd gwirfoddoli.

Gall hyn fod yn:-

·Codi arian·Helpu gydag anifeiliaid·Cefnogi pobl·Gwneud tasgau amgylcheddolMae dewis eang a chi sy'n dewis! Bydd detholiad o ffotograffau (gan gynnwys yr enillydd a'r ail) yn cael eu harddangos yn swyddfa CAVO ar gyfer arddangosfa agored arbennig yn 2011 i ddathlu Wythnos Genedlaethol Gwirfoddolwyr. Categorïau Oedran: - Mae tri chategori oedran: - dan 16, 16-25 a thros 25.

Gwobrau: - mae 2 wobr i bob categori oedran a bydd yr holl enillwyr hefyd yn derbyn copi wedi'i fframio o'u cais.

Mae'r gystadleuaeth ar agor yn awr a'r dyddiad cau yw dydd Gwener 25 Chwefror 2011. Cyhoeddir yr enillwyr dydd Gwener 18 Mawrth 2011.

Am ragor o wybodaeth a chopi o ganllawiau a rheolau cysyllter â Chanolfan Gwirfoddoli CAVO ar 0800 3280940 neu e-bost [email protected]

CAVO Gwirfoddoli CAVO 2010

MAE’N EIN LLE NI HEFYD (DAL Y GYMUNED AT EI GILYDD)GWEITHGAREDDAU GWIRFODDOLWYR

AC ENNILL PROFIAD

Lloches Adar yng Nghei Newydd - dysgais sut i ofalu am fywyd gwyllt sâl.

Cwnstabl arbennig ar gyfer Heddlu Dyfed-Powys - gwybodaeth am y gymuned leol, sut mae’r heddlu yn gweithio yn ein cymuned.

Cymorth ar gyfer arwyr - am fy mab a anafwyd yn Afghanistan.

Taith noddedig gyda’r ysgol - codwyd £1,000 ar gyfer ysbyty.

Cyfaill Glasfyfyriwr yn y brifysgol - profiad da i gwrdd â phobl newydd.

Gwirfoddoli yn ffeiriau ysgol, gweithio gyda phlant - cwrddais â llawer o bobl newydd.

Casglu sbwriel gyda’r Brownies - yn braf helpu'r gymuned.

Trefnu digwyddiadau a dawnsiau - boddhad, hwyl / pleserus, yn hyfryd rhoi rhywbeth yn ôl i'r gymuned.

Mae Aberystwyth yn trefnu gwyliau gwyrdd - profiad o amseru a dyddiadau cau. Codi arian, dylunio posteri a chynllunio.

Casglu sbwriel - roedd yn hwyl.

Pantomeim ysgol - Codi arian ar gyfer ein hysgol, yn hwyl a'r cyhoedd yn ei hoffi hefyd.

Arweinydd Clwb Ffermwyr Ifainc - yn werth chweil, wedi helpu eraill.

Cymdeithas Rieni ac Athrawon Ysgol leol - Rhoddais rywbeth yn ôl i’r gymuned.

Dechrau arwerthiant planhigion blynyddol - yn bleserus, rhoi boddhad, gwneud ffrindiau newydd.

Trefnu sesiwn Gwaith Coed ar gyfer pobl ag anghenion arbennig - Cyfarfod â phobl newydd.

Paentio wynebau ar gyfer Plant Mewn Angen - roedd yn hwyl, dysgais lawer ac roeddwn wedi mwynhau fy hun.

DASH, anabledd a hunan gymorth - llawer o hwyl, dysgu am bobl wahanol.

Gwaith Meithrinfa - hwyl i edrych ar ôl a gofalu am blant ifanc.

Gwirfoddoli mewn Ysgol Coedwig - helpu plant i ddysgu sut i wneud pethau yn yr awyr agored. Cymryd rhan mewn gwahanol weithgareddau. Pleserus iawn.

Gwirfoddoli i helpu plant ddarllen mewn ysgol - profiad gwych, euthum i’r brifysgol i ddod yn athro.

Helpu ysgol gyda theithiau maes, gan ddysgu sgiliau a gwrando ar blant yn darllen - ffordd dda i ymarfer Cymraeg ond ychydig yn annifyr i fy merch.


Mae Gwobr y Frenhines am Wasanaeth Gwirfoddol y dyfarniad uchaf a roddwyd i grwpiau gwirfoddol ar draws y DU ar gyfer y gwaith rhagorol a wnaed yn eu cymunedau lleol. Ers Jiwbilî Aur ei Mawrhydi, mae'r Frenhines wedi dyfarnu'r anrhydedd cenedlaethol mawreddog hon i gannoedd o grwpiau gwirfoddol ar draws y DU. Mae Gwobr y Frenhines am Wasanaeth Gwirfoddol yn cyfateb i'r MBE ac yn cydnabod y cyfraniad rhagorol y mae gwirfoddolwyr yn ei wneud yn eu cymunedau lleol.

Os ydych chi'n gwybod am grwp o wirfoddolwyr sy'n rhoi eu hamser i eraill yn eich cymuned leol ac yn haeddu cydnabyddiaeth enwebwch nhw am Wobr.

ANFONWCH EICH ENWEBIAD YN NAWR! Dyddiad cau Swyddfa Gwobr y Frenhines – 30 Medi 2010 ar gyfer Enwebiadau i gael eu hystyried yn 2011.

Mae'n hawdd enwebu, ewch i:

Neu cysyllter â Gweinyddwr Gwobr y Frenhines am Wobr Gwasanaeth Gwirfoddol:e-bost

Ffôn: 020 7781 2397,

Post:c/o Consolidated PR, 22 Endell Street, London WC2H 9AD.

www.queensawardvoluntary.gov.uk

[email protected],

Gwobr y Frenhines am WasanaethGwirfoddoli 2011 Enwebiadau 30/09/10

Cais Elusen Frenhinol am Arbenigedd CeredigionMae Elusen Frenhinol sydd wedi cefnogi mwy na 5000 o bobl hyn yng Nghymru wrth iddynt chwilio am gyflogaeth yn apelio ar bobl yng Ngheredigion sydd â phrofiad mewn busnes sector Preifat a Chyhoeddus i ymuno â'i thîm o fentoriaid gwirfoddol a rhannu eu sgiliau a phrofiad i helpu'r bobl hynny sy'n 50 a'n hyn ac yn chwilio am gyfleoedd cyflogaeth a hunan gyflogaeth.

Sefydlwyd PRIME Cymru gan Ei Uchelder Brenhinol Tywysog Cymru yn 2001 ac mae wedi cynnig cyngor rhad ac am ddim i fwy na 5000 o bobl, gan helpu i lansio 1200 o fusnesau a chreu mwy na 1800 o swyddi. Mae'r elusen wedi penodi Swyddog Datblygu i Geredigion yn ddiweddar, Louise Draycott, er mwyn ymestyn y tîm o fentoriaid gwirfoddol. Mae Louise, sydd â'i llun isod, yn esbonio:

“Gall rhai oriau'r mis yn unig wneud gwahaniaeth gwirioneddol tuag at helpu pobl i gynyddu eu hunan hyder, goresgyn rhwystrau a gwneud newidiadau positif yng nghyfeiriad eu bywydau. Ein nod yw ymestyn lefel ein cefnogaeth ar gyfer y bobl hynny sy'n 50 a'n hyn nad ydynt yn economaidd weithgar, ond er mwyn cyflawni hyn, rhaid i ni ymestyn ein tîm o fentoriaid gwirfoddol. Rydym yn cynnig hyfforddiant proffesiynol rhad ac am ddim i'n holl fentoriaid ac yn ad-dalu costau teithio ac yn apelio ar unrhyw un sydd yn gallu gwirfoddoli rhai oriau'r mis I helpu.

Dylai unrhyw berson sy'n gallu cefnogi'r elusen neu sydd am elwa o'r cymorth sy'n cael ei ddarparu gan y cynllun gysylltu â PRIME Cymru yn rhad ac am ddim ar: 0800 5874085 neu cysylltwch â Louise yn uniongyrchol ar 01550 721813e-bost: Am wybodaeth bellach am PRIME Cymru, y cyfeiriad gwefan yw:

[email protected]

www.prime-cymru.co.uk

Louise Draycott, Development Officer, PRIME Cymru

prime cymruAN INITIATIVE FOR MATURE ENTERPRISE


Cyfle newydd i gael cyllid Porth Ymgysylltu.

Digwyddiad briffio i’w chynnal yn Llanbedr Pont Steffan.

Mae mudiadau o Fôn i Fynwy nawr yn cael cyfle arall i gael gafael ar gyllid gan brosiect Porth Ymgysylltu WCVA.

Nod y Porth Ymgysylltu yw lleihau anweithgarwch economaidd yng Nghymru drwy wella cyflogadwyedd pobl sy’n wynebu rhwystrau rhag cyflogaeth ac sydd bellaf oddi wrth y farchnad lafur. Bydd y cynllun yn buddsoddi £34m mewn mewn mudiadau sy'n cefnogi pobl dan anfantais ac economaidd anweithgar drwy ddatblygu eu sgiliau a'u hyder. Bydd canlyniadau’r contractau’n cael eu negodi gyda WCVA ond caiff mudiadau sy’n tendro ddylunio’r gweithgareddau sydd fwyaf addas i’r grwpiau maent yn gweithio â hwy.

I fod yn gymwys i ennill contractau Porth rhwng £25,000 a £150,000 gall mudiadau nawr ymuno â rhestr cyflenwyr cymeradwy'r prosiect drwy anfon holiadur cyn-gymhwyso erbyn 2yb ar 24 Ionawr 2011. Gallwch lawrlwytho’r holiadur cyn-gymhwyso oddi

Bydd mudiadau y mae eu holiadur cyn-gymhwyso yn diwallu'r meini prawf asesu'n gallu tendro ar gyfer contractau o fis Mawrth 2011 ymlaen.

Bydd CAVO yn cynnal sesiwn briffio holiadur cyn-gymhwyso gan rhoi cyngor ac arweiniad ar y broses ar 10yb, Dydd Mercher 10 Tachwedd 2010, yn y swyddfa CAVO Llanbedr Pont Steffan. I gadw lle, neu am wybodaeth bellach, cysylltwch â: Kelly Palmer, Cynghorydd Lleol Porth [email protected] 01570 423 232.

Ddyddiad cau ar gyfer Holiadur Cyn Cymhwyster: 24 Ionawr, 2011

www.sell2wales.org.uk


Sesiynau Galw heibio Gwirfoddoli dros Iechyd – Rhagfyr 2010'Mae cymaint wedi digwydd mewn blwyddyn ac mae llawer mwy i ddod.' Bydd aelodau tîm Gwirfoddoli dros Iechyd yn hapus i gwrdd â chi, i drafod prosiect gwirfoddoli Bwrdd Iechyd Hywel Dda, yn y lleoliadau canlynol yn ystod mis Rhagfyr. Mae hefyd yn gyfle i ddod i wybod am gyfleoedd gwirfoddoli efallai bydd o ddiddordeb i'ch ffrindiau a'ch teulu.

· Bwyty - Ysbyty Cyffredinol Bronglais Dydd Llun 13eg Rhagfyr 9am – 4pm

· Mynediad y bwyty – Ysbyty Cyffredinol GlangwiliDydd Mawrth 14eg Rhagfyr 9am – 4pm

· Y prif goridor yn arwain o'r brif fynedfa – Ysbyty Cyffredinol LlwynhelygDydd Iau 16eg Rhagfyr 9am – 4pm

· Coridor tu allan y bwyty – Ysbyty Tywysog PhilipDydd Gwener 17eg Rhagfyr 9am -4pm

Os allwch sbario cwpwl o funudau, galwch heibio am sgwrs, byddwn yn fwy na hapus i gwrdd â chi. E-bost: Rhif Ffôn: 01267 244344 ar gyfer Sir Gâr a Sir Benfro neu 01570 424109 ar gyfer Ceredigion

[email protected]

Hywel Dda Local Health Board Volunteering for Health Project.


Volunteering for Health Drop In Sessions – December 2010

Yn ddiweddar, derbyniodd Bwrdd Iechyd Lleol Hywel Dda grant oddi wrth y Loteri Cenedlaethol i sefydlu, datblygu a chyflawni prosiect o'r enw 'Gwirfoddoli dros Iechyd'. Bydd y prosiect yn datblygu gwasanaethau gwirfoddoli o fewn cymuned iechyd Gorllewin Cymru mewn amrywiaeth o sefyllfaoedd megis acíwt, iechyd meddwl, anableddau dysgu, gwasanaethau cymunedol a gofal sylfaenol yng Ngheredigion, Sir Benfro a Sir Gâr

Bydd y prosiect yn gwella'r ffordd y mae gwasanaethau iechyd presennol yn cael eu cyflenwi ar gyfer budd trigolion lleol trwy weithrediad trigolion lleol.

Bydd hyn yn darparu cyfleoedd i wirfoddolwyr allu rhoi rhywbeth nôl i'r gymuned, cynorthwyo nhw i ymchwilio gyrfa yng ngofal iechyd a gofal cymdeithasol, cynnal a datblygu sgiliau newydd, cynyddu rhyngweithio cymdeithasol trwy gyfarfod pobl newydd, galluogi gwirfoddolwyr i gael eu cydnabod fel adnodd gwerthfawr ac yn rhan allweddol o gyflenwi gwasanaeth o fewn y GIG.

Golyga hyn y bydd Bwrdd Iechyd Lleol Hywel Dda yn gallu adeiladu ar weithio mewn partneriaeth, datblygu cysylltiadau cryfach gyda sefydliadau gwirfoddol sy'n cyflenwi gwasanaethau i neu ar ran y GIG, darparu ymagwedd gydlynol tuag at weithgareddau gwirfoddol a chynyddu safonau ac ansawdd gofal. Wrth i fwy o bobl leol gymryd rhan bydd hyn yn galluogi'r gymuned i greu cysylltiadau cryfach gyda'r GIG, gwella sgiliau lleol, gwella gofal a lles a chynorthwyo tuag at gadw pobl ifanc yn y gymuned leol.

Os hoffech wybod mwy am y prosiect hwn, am sut i wirfoddoli trwy'r prosiect neu os yw eich sefydliad eisiau ymchwilio ffyrdd o gydweithio gyda'r prosiect byddwn yn hapus iawn i drafod y prosiect ymhellach gyda chi.Diolch yn Fawr

Tim Prosiect Gwirfoddoli dros IechydBwrdd Iechyd Lleol Hywel Dda

Email / Ebost Website /

[email protected] www.hywelddalhb.wales.nhs.uk


Prosiect Gwirfoddoli Dros Iechyd Bwrdd Iechyd Hywel Dda Hywel Dda

Digartrefedd

Ieithoedd

Gwaith Cyfreithiol

Rheoli a Gwaith Pwyllgor

Ysbytai a Hosbisau

Gwaith Ymarferol a DIY

Marchnata / CC / Marchnata

Carcharorion a Chyn

Troseddwyr

Iechyd Meddwl

Hil / Ethnigrwydd a

Ffoaduriaid

Tramor

Chwaraeon / Adloniant a

Hamdden

Addysgu a Hyfforddi

Ymddiriedolwyr

Grwpiau Merched

Y Celfyddydau / Diwylliant

a Threftadaeth

Ieuenctid

Digwyddiadau Cymunedol

Gwaith gweinyddol a

Gwaith swyddfa

Eiriolaeth

Anifeiliaid

Cyngor a Chynghori

Cyfeillio

Ymgyrchu a Lobïo

Plant a Theuluoedd

Gofalu

Elusen ac Adwerthu

Diogelwch Cymunedol

Gwaith Cymunedol

Cyfrifiaduron a Thechnoleg

Anabledd ac Iechyd

Cyffuriau a Dibyniaeth

Henoed

Addysg a Llythrennedd

Cyflogaeth

Yr Amgylchedd

Amgylchedd a Chadwraeth

Codi Arian

Rhyw / Rhywioldeb

Hawliau dynol a Sifil

Cyfleoedd GwirfoddoliCyfleoedd GwirfoddoliDigartrefedd

Ieithoedd

Gwaith Cyfreithiol


Ysbytai a Hosbisau



Carcharorion a Chyn

Troseddwyr

Iechyd Meddwl

Hil / Ethnigrwydd a

Ffoaduriaid

Tramor


Hamdden

Addysgu a Hyfforddi

Ymddiriedolwyr

Grwpiau Merched


a Threftadaeth

Ieuenctid


Gwaith gweinyddol a

Gwaith swyddfa

Eiriolaeth

Anifeiliaid

Cyngor a Chynghori

Cyfeillio

Ymgyrchu a Lobïo

Plant a Theuluoedd

Gofalu

Elusen ac Adwerthu

Diogelwch Cymunedol

Gwaith Cymunedol


Anabledd ac Iechyd


Henoed


Cyflogaeth

Yr Amgylchedd


Codi Arian

Rhyw / Rhywioldeb



Gwaith gweinyddol a

Gwaith swyddfa

Eiriolaeth

Anifeiliaid

Cyngor a Chynghori

Cyfeillio

Ymgyrchu a Lobïo

Plant a Theuluoedd

Gofalu

Elusen ac Adwerthu

Diogelwch Cymunedol

Gwaith Cymunedol


Anabledd ac Iechyd


Henoed


Cyflogaeth

Yr Amgylchedd


Codi Arian

Rhyw / Rhywioldeb


Gwaith gweinyddol a

Gwaith swyddfa

Eiriolaeth

Anifeiliaid

Cyngor a Chynghori

Cyfeillio

Ymgyrchu a Lobïo

Plant a Theuluoedd

Gofalu

Elusen ac Adwerthu

Diogelwch Cymunedol

Gwaith Cymunedol


Anabledd ac Iechyd


Henoed


Cyflogaeth

Yr Amgylchedd


Codi Arian

Rhyw / Rhywioldeb


Gwaith gweinyddol a

Gwaith swyddfa

Eiriolaeth

Anifeiliaid

Cyngor a Chynghori

Cyfeillio

Ymgyrchu a Lobïo

Plant a Theuluoedd

Gofalu

Elusen ac Adwerthu

Diogelwch Cymunedol

Gwaith Cymunedol


Anabledd ac Iechyd


Henoed


Cyflogaeth

Yr Amgylchedd


Codi Arian

Rhyw / Rhywioldeb


Gwaith gweinyddol a

Gwaith swyddfa

Eiriolaeth

Anifeiliaid

Cyngor a Chynghori

Cyfeillio

Ymgyrchu a Lobïo

Plant a Theuluoedd

Gofalu

Elusen ac Adwerthu

Diogelwch Cymunedol

Gwaith Cymunedol


Anabledd ac Iechyd


Henoed


Cyflogaeth

Yr Amgylchedd


Codi Arian

Rhyw / Rhywioldeb


Gwaith gweinyddol a

Gwaith swyddfa

Eiriolaeth

Anifeiliaid

Cyngor a Chynghori

Cyfeillio

Ymgyrchu a Lobïo

Plant a Theuluoedd

Gofalu

Elusen ac Adwerthu

Diogelwch Cymunedol

Gwaith Cymunedol


Anabledd ac Iechyd


Henoed


Cyflogaeth

Yr Amgylchedd


Codi Arian

Rhyw / Rhywioldeb


Gwaith gweinyddol a

Gwaith swyddfa

Eiriolaeth

Anifeiliaid

Cyngor a Chynghori

Cyfeillio

Ymgyrchu a Lobïo

Plant a Theuluoedd

Gofalu

Elusen ac Adwerthu

Diogelwch Cymunedol

Gwaith Cymunedol


Anabledd ac Iechyd


Henoed


Cyflogaeth

Yr Amgylchedd


Codi Arian

Rhyw / Rhywioldeb


Gwaith gweinyddol a

Gwaith swyddfa

Eiriolaeth

Anifeiliaid

Cyngor a Chynghori

Cyfeillio

Ymgyrchu a Lobïo

Plant a Theuluoedd

Gofalu

Elusen ac Adwerthu

Diogelwch Cymunedol

Gwaith Cymunedol


Anabledd ac Iechyd


Henoed


Cyflogaeth

Yr Amgylchedd


Codi Arian

Rhyw / Rhywioldeb


Gwaith gweinyddol a

Gwaith swyddfa

Eiriolaeth

Anifeiliaid

Cyngor a Chynghori

Cyfeillio

Ymgyrchu a Lobïo

Plant a Theuluoedd

Gofalu

Elusen ac Adwerthu

Diogelwch Cymunedol

Gwaith Cymunedol


Anabledd ac Iechyd


Henoed


Cyflogaeth

Yr Amgylchedd


Codi Arian

Rhyw / Rhywioldeb


Gwaith gweinyddol a

Gwaith swyddfa

Eiriolaeth

Anifeiliaid

Cyngor a Chynghori

Cyfeillio

Ymgyrchu a Lobïo

Plant a Theuluoedd

Gofalu

Elusen ac Adwerthu

Diogelwch Cymunedol

Gwaith Cymunedol


Anabledd ac Iechyd


Henoed


Cyflogaeth

Yr Amgylchedd


Codi Arian

Rhyw / Rhywioldeb


Gwaith gweinyddol a

Gwaith swyddfa

Eiriolaeth

Anifeiliaid

Cyngor a Chynghori

Cyfeillio

Ymgyrchu a Lobïo

Plant a Theuluoedd

Gofalu

Elusen ac Adwerthu

Diogelwch Cymunedol

Gwaith Cymunedol


Anabledd ac Iechyd


Henoed


Cyflogaeth

Yr Amgylchedd


Codi Arian

Rhyw / Rhywioldeb


Digartrefedd

Ieithoedd

Gwaith Cyfreithiol


Ysbytai a Hosbisau



Carcharorion a Chyn

Troseddwyr

Iechyd Meddwl

Hil / Ethnigrwydd a

Ffoaduriaid

Tramor


Hamdden

Addysgu a Hyfforddi

Ymddiriedolwyr

Grwpiau Merched


a Threftadaeth

Ieuenctid


Digartrefedd

Ieithoedd

Gwaith Cyfreithiol


Ysbytai a Hosbisau



Carcharorion a Chyn

Troseddwyr

Iechyd Meddwl

Hil / Ethnigrwydd a

Ffoaduriaid

Tramor


Hamdden

Addysgu a Hyfforddi

Ymddiriedolwyr

Grwpiau Merched


a Threftadaeth

Ieuenctid


Digartrefedd

Ieithoedd

Gwaith Cyfreithiol


Ysbytai a Hosbisau



Carcharorion a Chyn

Troseddwyr

Iechyd Meddwl

Hil / Ethnigrwydd a

Ffoaduriaid

Tramor


Hamdden

Addysgu a Hyfforddi

Ymddiriedolwyr

Grwpiau Merched


a Threftadaeth

Ieuenctid


Digartrefedd

Ieithoedd

Gwaith Cyfreithiol


Ysbytai a Hosbisau



Carcharorion a Chyn

Troseddwyr

Iechyd Meddwl

Hil / Ethnigrwydd a

Ffoaduriaid

Tramor


Hamdden

Addysgu a Hyfforddi

Ymddiriedolwyr

Grwpiau Merched


a Threftadaeth

Ieuenctid


Digartrefedd

Ieithoedd

Gwaith Cyfreithiol


Ysbytai a Hosbisau



Carcharorion a Chyn

Troseddwyr

Iechyd Meddwl

Hil / Ethnigrwydd a

Ffoaduriaid

Tramor


Hamdden

Addysgu a Hyfforddi

Ymddiriedolwyr

Grwpiau Merched


a Threftadaeth

Ieuenctid


Digartrefedd

Ieithoedd

Gwaith Cyfreithiol


Ysbytai a Hosbisau



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Galw Heibio Canolfan Gwirfoddoli Aberystwyth ac Aberteifi Aberystwyth Canolfan Morlan: 10am –

12.30pm apwyntiadau yn unig, 1pm - 4pm galw heibio

Aberteifi Neuadd y Dref: 10am – 4pm galw heibio

Llanbedr Pont Steffan CAVO 10am – 4pm galw heibio

Tachwedd

Rhagfyr

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Aberystwyth Aberteifi Llanbedr

Chwiliwch y wefan am gyfleoedd addas. Unwaith y byddwch wedi dod o hyd i gyfle rydych yn ei hoffi, sgroliwch i lawr i waelod y dudalen a chliciwch ar y botwm “Mae gen i ddiddordeb”. Bydd hyn yn eich cyfeirio at y dudalen gofrestru lle mae angen i chwi lenwi eich manylion cyswllt. Unwaith y byddwch wedi cwblhau'r broses gofrestru bydd e-bost yn cael ei anfon i ni yn y Ganolfan Wirfoddoli yn gofyn am y wybodaeth berthnasol ar eich rhan. Yn gyffredinol, mae’r wybodaeth yn cael ei anfon atoch o fewn 2 wythnos. Fel arall, gallwch gysylltu â ni dros y ffôn i ddod i un o’n Canolfannau Galw Heibio.

www.volunteering-wales.net

PontSteffan


Os ydych yn ystyried gyrfa yn yr awyr agored ac yn edrych am hyfforddiant i wella eich sgiliau ymarferol, gall y rhaglen hwn fod o help I chi.

Nôd rhaglen y Porth Ymgysylltu yw galluogi pobl ifanc, 16 - 25 oed, nad ydynt mewn gwaith, addysg neu hyfforddiant, I ddatblygu'r hyder a'r sgiliau i ddilyn llwybrau at waith cyflogedig ac i ddod yn wirfoddolwyr gweithgar o fewn eu cymuned.

Yn ystod y rhaglen 2-flynedd, bydd grwpiau o pobl ifanc, o dan arweiniad tiwtoriaid profiadol a gyflogir gan Tir Coed, yn cael eu hyfforddi o fewn coedwigoedd sy'n agored i'r cyhoedd yng Ngheredigion, Sir Gâr a Sir Benfro, mewn dau gymal allweddol:

4 diwrnod o sesiynnau blasu - yn 1 cynnwys gweithdai mewn rheolaeth cefngwlad a gwaith glasbren a fyddant yn canolbwyntio ar wella hyder, sgiliau cyfathrebu a sgiliau datrys problemau y pobl ifanc. Bydd y sgiliau hyn yn cael eu meithrin trwy dasgau neilltuol, fel crefftio eitem allan o bren i'w gymeryd adref ar ddiwedd y dydd. Yn ogystal, bydd yr awyrgylch anffurfiol yn ystod egwyl o gwmpas y tân yn helpu pobl ifanc i siarad yn agored am unrhyw elfennau

sy'n cael effaith negyddol ar eu bywydau.

Cyrsiau achrededig - Cyfunir hyfforddiant sgiliau gwaith gyda prosiectau i 2wella a chynnal ardaloedd gwyrdd o fewn y gymuned leol, gan gynnwys rheolaeth cefngwlad a rheolaeth coedwigoedd, yn ogystal a llunio celfi o bren, adeiladu cuddfannau bywyd gwyllt a rhodfeydd a chreu mwy o ardaloedd hamdden gwyrdd ar gyfer y gymuned. Mae Tir Coed wedi datblygu cyrsiau Sgiliau Coedwigaeth a Chefngwlad a ydynt yn cynnig fframwaith o unedau achrededig Agored Cymru (OCN). Mae'r cyrsiau hyn wedi eu llunio er mwyn datblygu sgiliau galwedigaethol ymhellach, yn ogystal a chynhyddu gwaith tîm a sgiliau trefniadol.Bydd Mentor yn cynorthwyo'r pobl ifanc i orchfygu unrhyw rwystr rhag cymeryd rhan llawn yn y rhaglen. Gan weithio gyda'r pobl ifanc, busnesau bychain lleol a sefydliadau eraill, bydd y Mentor yn ymchwilio llwybrau gyrfaoedd i addysg bellach, cyfleoedd gwirfoddoli/profiad gwaith neu waith cyflogedig yn newis faes y person ifanc.

Branching Out/Egin - Rhaglen y Porth Ymgysylltu

Gwyneth Davies ) 01974 282476 7 [email protected]

Cyflwyniad i Ganolfan Gwirfoddoli CAVO - mae staff y Ganolfan fel a ganlyn: Catherine Derrick-Huge –Cynghorydd Gwirfoddoli Ieuenctid

Patricia Lewis- Swyddog Canolfan Gwirfoddoli Rik Mowbray- Swyddog Datblygu Gwirfoddoli

Rôl Canolfan Gwirfoddoli CAVO yw: Hyrwyddo Gwirfoddoli.

Darparu gwybodaeth, cyngor a chefnogaeth i bobl i’w galluogi i wneud dewisiadau addas am wirfoddoli.

Rhoi gwybodaeth, cyngor, a gwasanaeth cyfeirio i wirfoddolwyr ar hyfforddiant a chyfleoedd dysgu eraill (ar y cyd â Gyrfa Cymru Gorllewin).

Hhelpu gwirfoddolwyr i ddod o hyd i achrediad a chydnabyddiaeth drwy wirfoddoli.

1. Mae (Gwirfoddolwyr y Mileniwm - MV, yn fenter ledled y DU a luniwyd i hyrwyddo a chydnabod gwirfoddoli ymysg pobl ifanc rhwng 16 a 25 oed).

2. (Gwobrau Gwirfoddoli: Tlws Cydnabyddiaeth Gwirfoddoli CAVO 2010 “Gwirfoddolwyr sydd wedi gwneud gwaith arbennig yn eu cymuned a wnaeth gwir wahaniaeth i eraill neu eu hunain” Dathlu

Gwirfoddolwyr...)

Mae CAVO’n cefnogi datblygiad cyfleoedd gwirfoddoli newydd.

Gyda mynediad i dros 250 o fudiadau ac amrywiaeth o gyfleoedd gwirfoddoli ar gronfa ddata CAVO/Gwirfoddoli Cymru, medrwn roi cyngor ynglyn â’r cyfleoedd gorau i’r unigolion.

Darparu gwybodaeth am ymarfer gorau ar reoli gwirfoddolwyr. Mae Canolfan Gwirfoddoli CAVO hefyd yn rhoi cefnogaeth i Fudiadau Gwirfoddol gan gynnwys:

Datblygu a chynnal ymarfer da.

Hybu cyfleoedd gwirfoddoli.

Sesiynau Allanol / Galw i Mewn CAVO yng Nghanolfan y Morlan Aberystwyth / Neuadd Ddinesig Aberteifi / Swyddfa CAVO Llanbedr Pont Steffan.

Mae gwefannau defnyddiol yn cynnwys:

www.volunteering-wales.net www.cavo.org.ukwww.gwirvol.org www.wcva.org www.volunteer.org.uk

Cymdeithas Mudiadau Gwirfoddol Ceredigion

Canolfan Gwirfoddoli


CAVOGwirfoddoli



Bûm yn gwirfoddoli yn

CAVO dros wyliau

haf yr ysgol.

Roeddwn yn pryderu

ychydig am nad

oeddwn wedi

gweithio mewn

swyddfa o'r

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mewn diwrnod chwarae yn

Aberaeron, ac yn ysgrifennu erthygl i

wefan CAVO am y diwrnod.

Defnyddiais y ffôn ac e-bost i

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ar y gronfa ddata. Yn bendant

mae'n werth gwirfoddoli gan fy mod

wedi dysgu sgiliau newydd eisoes.

Roedd CAVO wedi fy ngwneud yn

rhan o'r tîm o'r cychwyn cyntaf. Ar

fy niwrnod diwethaf roeddynt hyd yn

oed wedi prynu cacen i ddiolch imi

am fy ngwaith.

Amy Knowles

CAVONEWSLETTER

CYLCHLYTHYR2010This Newsletter has been

produced by Ceredigion

Association of Voluntary

Organisations-Volunteer

Centre

Contact

CAVO

Bryndulais

67 Bridge Street, LAMPETER,

Ceredigion

SA48 7AB

01570 423232

[email protected]

www.cavo.org.uk

InformationVolunteering forHealth Project

Recognition Awards

“I volunteered at CAVO”

Cardi Clic

And lots more inside…

Gwirfoddoli


CAVO would like to highlight and pay tribute to the thousands of volunteers within Ceredigion that contribute so much to charities and individuals within

our community and would like to thank them all for their efforts and time. They make a real difference.



Bryndulais


Llanbedr Pont Steffan / Lampeter

Ceredigion

SA48 7AB

[email protected]

01570 42242701570 423232

Swyddog Canolfan Gwirfoddoli

Volunteer Centre OfficerPatricia Lewis



Bryndulais


Llanbedr Pont Steffan / LampeterCeredigionSA48 7AB

www.cavo.org.uk

[email protected] 01570 422427

01570 423232

Cynghorwr Gwirfoddoli Ieuenctid

Youth Volunteering Advisor

CatherineDerrick-Huge



Bryndulais67 Stryd y Bont / 67 Bridge StreetLlanbedr Pont Steffan / LampeterCeredigionSA48 7AB

www.cavo.org.uk

[email protected]

01570 422427

01570 423232

Rik MowbraySwyddog Datablygu GwirfoddoliVolunteering Development Officer



CAVO Volunteer Centre invites individuals to send a photo which portrays VOLUNTEERING in Ceredigion. We are looking for photographs of places, people of any age, doing any volunteering activity.

This can be:-

· Fundraising· Helping with Animals· Supporting People· Carrying out environmental tasksThere is a wide choice and the choice is yours! A selection of photographs (including the winner and runner up) will be displayed in CAVO offices for a special open exhibition in 2011 to celebrate National Volunteers Week. Age Categories: - There are three age categories: - under 16, 16-25 and over 25

Prizes: - there are 2 prizes per age category and all winners will also receive a framed copy of their entry.

Entry is open now and the deadline is Friday 18th February 2011 the winners will be announced on Friday 18th March 2011.

For further information and a copy of guidelines and rules please contact the VC on 0800 3280940 or e-mail [email protected]

Ceredigion Photographic Competition

Cardi Clic/Clic y Cardi

IT’S OUR PLACE TOO (HOLDING THE COMMUNITY TOGETHER)VOLUNTEERS ACTIVITIES AND EXPERIENCES GAINED

Bird sanctuary in New Quay - Learnt how to care for sick wildlife.

Special constable for Dyfed Powys Police - Knowledge of local community, how police work in our community.

Help for heroes – For my son injured in Afghanistan.

Sponsored walk with school- raised £1000 for a hospital.

Fresher buddy at university – Good experience to meet new people.

Volunteering in school fetes, working with children – Met lots of new people.

Litter picking with the Brownies – nice to help the community.

Organising events and balls – satisfaction, fun/enjoyable, nice to give something back to the community.

Aberystwyth’s green festival organiser – experience of timing & deadlines. Fundraising, poster designing and planning.

Litter picking – It was fun.

School pantomime – Raising money for our school was cool and the public liked it too.

YFC club leader- rewarding, helped others.

Local school PTA – Gave something back to my community.

Started an annual plant sale – Enjoyable, satisfaction, made new friends.

Doing wood work session for people with special needs – Met new people.

Face paint for Children in Need- Was fun, learnt a lot and enjoyed myself.

DASH disability and self help – lots of fun, knowledge of different people.

Crèche work – Fun to look after and care for young children.

Forest school volunteering – helped children learn how to make things outdoors. Played different activities. Very enjoyable.

Volunteered by helping children read in a school – great experience, entered university to become a teacher.

Helping school with field trips, crossing skills and listening to reading – a good way to practice Welsh but a bit unsettling for my daughter.


The Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service is the highest award given to volunteer groups across the UK for outstanding work done in their local communities. Since Her Majesty’s Golden Jubilee, the Queen has awarded this prestigious national honour to hundreds of volunteering groups across the UK. The Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service is equivalent to the MBE and recognises the outstanding contribution that volunteers make to their local communities.

If you know of a volunteer group that devotes its time to helping others in your local community and deserves recognition, nominate them for an Award.

GET YOUR NOMINATION IN NOW! Queen’s Award Office Deadline – 30th September, 2010 for Nominations to be considered in 2011.

It is easy to nominate simply visit

Or contact the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service Award Administrator:email

phone 020 7781 2397

postc/o Consolidated PR, 22 Endell Street, London WC2H 9AD.

www.queensawardvoluntary.gov.uk

[email protected],

Queens Award for Voluntary Service 2011 Nominations 30/09/10


Royal Charity’s plea for Ceredigion Expertise A Royal Charity that has supported over 5000 older people in Wales in their search for employment appeals to people in Ceredigion who have experience in the Private and Public sector business to join their team of volunteer mentors and share their skills and experiecne to help people aged 50+ who are looking for employment and self-employment opportunities.

PRIME Cymru was founded by HRH the Prince of Wales in 2001 and has offered free advice to over 5000 people, helping to launch 1200 businesses and create over 1800 jobs. The charity has recently appointed a new Development Officer for Ceredigion, Louise Draycott in order to expand their team of volunteer mentors. Louise, pictured below explains: Just a few hours a month can really make a difference towards helping people increase their confidence, overcome barriers and make positive changes in the direction of their lives. Our aim is to expand our level of support for those people aged 50+ who are economically inactive but to achieve this we need to expand our team of volunteer mentors. We offer free professional training for all our mentors and reimburse travel expenses and appeal to anyone who can volunteer a few hours a month to help.

Anyone who can support the charity or who wants to benefit from help provided by the scheme should contact PRIME Cymru free on: 0800 5874085 or contact Louise direct on Tel: 01550 721813email: For further informaton about PRIME Cymru their website address is:

Louise Draycott, Development Officer, PRIME Cymru

[email protected]

www.prime-cymru.co.uk

prime cymruAN INITIATIVE FOR MATURE ENTERPRISE


New opportunity to access Engagement Gateway funding‘PQQ’ Briefing session to be held in Lampeter.

Organisations across Wales are being given another opportunity to access funding from WCVA’s Engagement Gateway project.

The Gateway aims to reduce economic inactivity in Wales by improving the employability of people who face barriers to employment and are furthest from the labour market. The scheme will invest £34m in organisations that support disadvantaged and economically inactive people by developing their skills and confidence. The outcomes of the contracts will be negotiated with WCVA but organisations that are tendering can design the activities that best suit the groups they work with.

To become eligible for Gateway contracts of between £25,000 and £150,000, organisations can now join the project’s approved supplier list by submitting a pre qualification questionnaire (PQQ) by 2pm on 24 January 2011. The PQQ is available from www.sell2wales.co.uk

Organisations whose PQQ meets the assessment criteria will be able to tender for contracts from March 2011.

CAVO are holding a PQQ briefing session which will provide advice and guidance on the PQQ process at 10am, Wednesday 10th November 2010, at the CAVO office, Lampeter. To book a place, or for further information, please contact:Teleri Davies, Engagement Gateway Local [email protected] 423 232

Submission deadline for Pre Qualification Questionnaire: 24th January 2011


'So much has happened in one year and so much more to come.' Members of the volunteering team will be available and pleased to meet with you to discuss Hywel Dda Health Board's volunteering project at these locations during December. It's also an opportunity to find out about volunteering opportunities which your friends or family might be interested in.

· Bronglais General Hospital - restaurantMonday 13th December 9am – 4pm

· Glangwilli General Hospital – entrance to the restaurantTuesday 14th December 9am – 4pm

· Withybush General Hospital – main corridor leading from the main entranceThursday 16th December 9am – 4pm

· Prince Philip Hospital – corridor outside restaurantFriday 17th December 9am -4pm

If you can spare a couple of minutes drop by for a chat we'd be happy to meet you.Email: Telephone: 01267 244344 for Carmarthenshire & Pembrokeshire or 01570 424109 for Ceredigion

[email protected]



Volunteering for Health Drop In Sessions – December 2010

The Hywel Dda Local Health Board was recently awarded a grant from the National Lottery to set up, develop and deliver a project known as ‘Volunteering for Health’. The project will develop volunteering services within the health community of West Wales in a variety of settings for example; acute, mental health, learning disabilities, community services and primary care in Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire.The project will improve the way current health services are delivered for the benefit of local citizens through action by local citizens.

For volunteers it will provide an opportunity to give something back to the community, help them explore a career in health and social care, maintain and develop new skills, increase social interaction by meeting new people, enable volunteers to be recognised as a valuable resource and an integral part of service delivery within the NHS.

For the Hywel Dda Health Board it will help build on partnership working, develop stronger links with voluntary organisations delivering services for or on behalf on the NHS, provide a coordinated and cohesive approach for voluntary activities, increase standards and the quality of care, as local people become more involved it will enable the community to create stronger links with the NHS, improve local skills, improve health and wellbeing and help toward the retention of young people.

If you would like to more about the project, find out about volunteering with the project or if your organization would like to explore ways of working with the project we’d be pleased to hear from you.Thank you

Volunteering for Health Project TeamHywel Dda Local Health Board Email / Ebost [email protected] / Gwefan www.hywelddalhb.wales.nhs.uk



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2010-11 Dates for

Aberystwyth & Cardigan Volunteer Centre Drop-in

Aberystwyth Morlan Centre: 10am – 12.30pm appointments only, 1pm - 4pm drop-in

Cardigan Guildhall Cardigan: 10am – 4pm drop-in

Lampeter CAVO 10am – 4pm drop-in

November

December

January

February

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Aberystwyth Cardigan Lampeter

Search the website for suitable opportunities. Once you have found and opportunity that you like, scroll down to the bottom of that page and click the ‘I’ m interested button. This will direct you to the registration page where you need to fill in your contact details. Once you have completed the registration process and email will be sent to us at the Volunteer Centre requesting the relevant information on your behalf. Generally, the information is sent to you within 2 weeks.Alternately you can contact us by telephone to attend one of our outreach services.

www.volunteeringwales.net


If you think you might like a career working in the outdoor environment and are looking for training to improve your practical skills, why not take advantage of this initiative.The aim of the Engagement Gateway initiative is to enable disengaged young people, 16 - 25 years, who are not in employment, education or training, to develop the confidence and skills to follow pathways to employment and become active members of their community.The 2-year initiative will see groups of young people, led by Tir Coed approved tutors, being trained, for 2 days per week over a 3 month period, at woodland sites with public access in Ceredigion, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire, in two key stages:

4 days of taster sessions - including 1 green woodwork and countryside management workshops that will enable young people to focus on improving their confidence, communication and problem solving skills. These skills will be developed by means of small, achievable tasks, such as crafting an item from wood that they can take home with them. In addition, the informal atmosphere during breaks around the campfire will help young people to talk openly about issues within their lives that they may not

normally feel able to discuss and which may be a barrier to participation.

Accredited courses - Work-based skills training will be matched with 2maintenance and improvement projects in the local community; this will involve woodland and countryside management, as well as making rustic furniture from wood, building wildlife hides and boardwalks and improving access to green spaces. Tir Coed has developed Woodland and Countryside Skills courses that offer a framework of Open College Network (OCN) accredited units. These courses are designed to further develop the vocational skills of participants, as well as progressing team work and organisational skills.A Mentor will help young people overcome any barriers to participation and full engagement. Working with the young people, local land-based small businesses and with other agencies, the Mentor will develop an exit route for each young person, based on progression to further learning, volunteer/work placements or employment in their chosen field of interest.

Branching Out/Egin - The Engagement Gateway Initiative


Gwyneth Davies ) 01974 282476 7 [email protected]


Introduction to CAVO Volunteer Centre … the V.C Staff are: Catherine Derrick-Huge -Youth Volunteer Advisor Patricia Lewis- Volunteer Centre Officer Rik Mowbray- Volunteering Development Officer

CAVO Ceredigion Association of Voluntary Organisations-Volunteer Centre role is to:

Ÿ Promote Volunteering.Ÿ Provide information, advice and support to people to make suitable choices about volunteering.Ÿ Provide information, advice, signposting and referral service to volunteers on training and other

learning opportunities (in conjunction with Careers Wales West).

Help volunteers access accreditation and recognition through volunteering. Ÿ (MV -Millennium Volunteers is a UK wide initiative designed to promote and recognise volunteering

among young people aged 16 – 25.)Ÿ (Volunteer Awards: CAVO Volunteer Awards of Recognition 2010 “Volunteers who carried out

exceptional work in their community which made a real difference to others or themselves” Celebrating Volunteers ...)

CAVO supports development of new volunteering opportunities.

With access to over 250 organisations and a variety of volunteering opportunities on the CAVO/Volunteering Wales database ,we are able to offer a service to match individuals to opportunities.

Providing information on best practice on managing best practice on managing volunteersThe CAVO Volunteer Centre also provides a support service to Voluntary Organisations which includes:Developing and maintaining standards of good practice.

Promotion of volunteering opportunities.

CAVO Outreach/Drop in sessions at Aberystwyth Morlan Centre/Cardigan Guild Hall/Lampeter CAVO Office.Useful websites include:

www.volunteering-wales.net www.cavo.org.ukwww.gwirvol.org www.wcva.org www.volunteer.org.uk

Ceredigion Association of Volunteering Organisations

Volunteer Centre

CAVO Volunteer Awardsof Recognition 2010

Volunteering



volunteered at ICAVO over the

school summer

holiday. I was a

bit anxious as I

had never

worked in an

office before. Everyone was very

nice and made me feel relaxed

straight away. During my time there

I helped out at a play event in

Aberaeron, wrote an article for the

CAVO website about the play event,

I used the telephone and e-mailed to

contact people and I worked on the

database. It is definitely worth

volunteering because I learnt new

skills and developed ones I already

had. CAVO really made me part of

the team from the very beginning.

On my last day they even bought

cake to thank me for my work!

Amy Knowles

cavo volunteer centre newsletter 2010

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