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Thursday 18 July 2013

Supporting Community Groups to Engage with Service Providers

This is a bilingual message; please scroll down for Welsh text. Mae hon yn neges ddwyiethog, gyda’r Gymraeg isod.  
 
There are a limited number of places left on this course, don’t miss out!
Monday 23 September 2013 - Cartrefi Cymru, Bangor
Wednesday 25 September 2013 - CAVS, Carmarthen 
Wednesday 2 October 2013 - Baltic House, Cardiff 
 
Cost
WCVA Members £125 Voluntary Organisations £155 Others £185
 
Trainer: Justine Scorrer
Duration: 1 day
Format: Training course
 
Aim:
To enable participants to understand their role as a potential catalyst for improved participation, by giving them skills and knowledge to help support community members when they interact with policy makers and service providers. 
 
Content: 
This course offers the opportunity to learn how to effectively support community members when they interact with policy makers and service providers.  Participants will consider why people participate, learn about different forms and levels of participation, identify barriers, how to plan to get started and support community groups, consider the tensions that can arise during the process and explore the success factors and challenges of the crucial role of broker between service providers and community groups.
    Learning outcomes:
    By the end of the course participants will be able to: 
    • Understand the importance of involving community groups
    • Describe how and why people participate
    • Understand the key success factors when supporting community participation
    • Be aware of how to support community members to identify and voice their needs
    • Understand the tensions that can arise
    • Explain the success factors and challenges for the key role of ‘broker’ between …service providers and service users.
    Learning objectives
    • Explore why people participate
    • Discuss different forms and levels of participation
    • Consider key success factors when supporting community participation
    • Consider how to support community members to identify and voice their needs
    • Consider tensions that can arise within community groups
    • Provide an opportunity to discuss the role of a broker between service providers and community groups 
     
    Who is this course for?
    People who work with and within communities to enable effective engagement with public services.
     
    Also coming up soon...
     
    Confidence at public events - 19 June & 18 September 2013, Rhyl
     
     
     
    Participation Cymru
    Wales Council for Voluntary Action
    Baltic House
    Mount Stuart Square
    Cardiff
    CF10 5FH
    02920 431 757, 02920 431 725
    participationcymru@wcva.org.uk
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    Mae yna lefydd cyfyngedig ar ôl ar y cwrs yma, peidiwch â cholli allan!
     
     
    Dydd Llun 23 Medi 2013 - Cartrefi Cymru, Bangor
    Dydd Mercher 25 Medi 2013 - CAVS, Caerfyrddin
    Dyfdd Mercher 2 Hydref 2013 - Ty Baltig, Caerdydd
     
    Cost
    Aelodau WCVA £125 Mudiadau Gwirfoddol £155 Eraill £185
     
    Hyfforddwr: Justine Scorrer
    Hyd: 1 diwrnod
    Fformat: Cwrs hyfforddi
     
     
    Nod:
    Galluogi cyfranogwyr i ddeall eu rôl fel catalydd posib i wella cyfranogaeth, drwy roi’r sgiliau a’r wybodaeth iddynt gynorthwyo aelodau o’r gymuned pan maent yn rhyngweithio gyda llunwyr polisïau a darparwyr gwasanaethau. 
    Cynnwys:
    Mae’r cwrs hwn yn cynnig y cyfle i ddysgu sut i gefnogi aelodau o’r gymuned yn effeithiol pan maent yn rhyngweithio gyda llunwyr polisïau a darparwyr gwasanaethau. Bydd cyfranogwyr yn ystyried pam mae pobl yn cyfranogi, yn dysgu ynghylch gwahanol fathau a lefelau o gyfranogi, yn ystyried rhwystrau, yn dysgu sut i gynllunio i gychwyn arni a chefnogi grwpiau cymunedol, yn ystyried y tensiynau a all godi yn ystod y broses ac yn archwilio ffactorau llwyddiant a heriau’r rôl froceru hanfodol rhwng darparwyr gwasanaethau a grwpiau cymunedol.
      Canlyniadau dysgu:
      Erbyn diwedd y cwrs bydd cyfranogwyr yn:
      • Deall pwysigrwydd cynnwys grwpiau cymunedol
      • Gallu disgrifio sut a pham mae pobl yn cyfranogi
      • Deall y prif ffactorau llwyddiant wrth gynorthwyo cyfranogi cymunedol
      • Deall y tensiynau a all godi
      • Gallu egluro ffactorau llwyddiant a heriau’r rôl ‘froceru’ allweddol rhwng darparwyr gwasanaethau a defnyddwyr gwasanaethau.
      Amcanion dysgu
      • Archwilio pam mae pobl yn cyfranogi
      • Trafod gwahanol fathau a lefelau o gyfranogi
      • Ystyried y prif ffactorau llwyddiant wrth gynorthwyo cyfranogi cymunedol
      • Ystyried sut i gefnogi aelodau o’r gymuned i ganfod a lleisio eu hanghenion
      • Ystyried tensiynau a all godi mewn grwpiau cymunedol
      • Darparu cyfle i drafod y rôl froceru rhwng darparwyr gwasanaethau a grwpiau cymunedol 
        Ar gyfer pwy mae’r cwrs hwn?Pobl sy’n gweithio gyda chymunedau, ac o fewn cymunedau, i alluogi ymgysylltiad effeithiol gyda gwasanaethau cyhoeddus. 

        Hefyd ar y gweill yn fuan...
         
        Hyder mewn digwyddiadau cyhoeddus - 19 Mehefin a 18 Medi 2013, Y Rhyl
         
         
        Cyfryngau cymdeithasol uwch ar gyfer e-gyfranogaeth  - 5 Gorffennaf 2013, Wrecsam 
         
        Cyfranogaeth Cymru
        Cyngor Gweithredu Gwirfoddol Cymru
        Tŷ Baltig
        Sgwâr Mount Stuart
        Caerdydd
        CF10 5FH
        02920 431 757, 02920 431 725
        participationcymru@wcva.org.uk
         

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