Roaring Môn

31/08/2026

24/08/2026

Catch Shell at Abergele’s Party in the Park today! 🎪
Pop by the table to say hello and learn more about the North Wales Flyers and self-advocacy.
CC4LD

17/08/2026

27/07/2026

A study into public transport in Wales is looking for people to take part in their research.

An independent research agency based in Cardiff, Strategic Research and Insight, are carrying out the research on behalf of Welsh Government, as part of the Travel for All programme.

The study is looking for people across Wales for in-person, online and phone interviews. The sessions will last up to 60 minutes. Participants will receive a £40 One4All voucher.

To express your interest to take part, please complete this short online survey:

https://online1.snapsurveys.com/tfa-recruitment

(Photo credit: Natasha Hirst for All Wales People First's Through Our Eyes image library)

14/07/2026

Best wishes to our group member and self advocate, Jac Hughes, as he is attending and representing us at the All Wales People First National Council in Mold today.

10/07/2026

Our friends at North Wales Flyers have created this survey about Positive Behaviour Support or PBS, so we wanted to share it! Survey

North Wales Flyers said “We have made the ‘What is PBS?’ film and easy read because we had heard that lots of people didn’t know what PBS was about.
We want to check if they have helped with this.

Please fill in this short survey and share it with anyone who you have shared the film or easy read with.
It won’t take long to complete!”

02/07/2026

We have had an email from Disability Wales about Equal Power Equal Voice!
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Applications are NOW OPEN for the 2026 cohort of Equal Power Equal Voice mentees and mentors.

Do you want to step into public life, or do you know someone who does? Apply here and spread the word!

What is Equal Power Equal Voice?
Equal Power Equal Voice (EPEV) is a free, all-Wales, cross-equalities mentoring and training programme designed to support people from underrepresented groups to step into public life and take up leadership roles across Wales. The programme includes bespoke one-to-one mentoring, training, peer learning, and networking.

Equal Power Equal Voice - www.epev.cymru is a partnership between Women's Equality Network (WEN) Wales - www.wenwales.org.uk/en, Stonewall Cymru - www.stonewall.org.uk/about-us/nations/stonewall-wales, Disability Wales - www.disabilitywales.org and Ethnic Minorities & Youth Support Team (EYST) Wales - www.eyst.org.uk.

Equal Power Equal Voice's Mission and Vision
To increase diversity of representation in public and political life in Wales by connecting aspiring people to those with experience, providing training, and building proactive networks.

Why is Equal Power Equal Voice (EPEV) important?
Across Wales, inequality and lack of diversity persist in public and political systems.

Black, Asian, or ethnic minority people, LGBTQ+ people, disabled people, women, and people who are any combination of these identities are too often excluded or overlooked. For these groups, entering public life can be a harder, longer journey than it should be, one that involves overcoming many barriers.

How to get involved with Equal Power Equal Voice
• Apply to become a mentee at www.epev.cymru/about/joining
• Express your interest in becoming a mentor at www.epev.cymru/becoming-a-mentor

Support Equal Power Equal Voice
Help them to spread the word by sharing the programme details across your networks so we can reach as many future mentees and mentors as possible. Share on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Bluesky.

19/06/2026

An ongoing, seemingly never-ending saga

15/06/2026

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