Yn ystod y pandemig, gwelsom enghreifftiau ardderchog o’r sector gwirfoddol yn gweithio mewn partneriaeth gyda’r sector cyhoeddus a’r sector preifat er mwyn diwallu anghenion dynodedig mewn argyfwng. Ers hynny, mae’r rheini sydd wedi derbyn Grant Strategol Gwirfoddoli Cymru (y Grant) wedi cynhyrchu gwaith ymchwil ac adnoddau sy’n symud arferion gwirfoddoli ymlaen i Gymru drwy gydweithio. I ddysgu mwy am y cyraeddiadau hyd yma, ewch i https://knowledgehub.cymru/cy/. Bydd grant Strategol Gwirfoddoli Cymru eleni yn gweithio ar ddatgloi’r potensial i ymwreiddio a/neu ddatblygu gwirfoddoli cydgysylltiedig ymhellach.

During the pandemic we saw some excellent examples of where the voluntary sector worked in partnership with the public and private sectors to meet identified needs at a time of crisis. Since then, the Volunteering Wales Strategic Grant (VWSG) awardees have produced research and resources that are moving volunteering practices forward for Wales through collaboration. To learn more about the achievements to date please visit http://knowledgehub.cymru/ This year’s Volunteering Wales Strategic Grant will work to unlock the potential for further embedding and/or upscaling of co-ordinated volunteering.

Supporting young people in Pembrokeshire to promote their personal and social development and advancement in life through the provision of financial support. To help young people to develop their skills, capacities and capabilities in the fields of the creative arts, culture, sports, adventure, science and languages. Enabling them to participate in society as independent, mature and responsible individuals.