Wales YFC Takes Steps Towards Greater Accessibility with PIWS Training
The Wales Federation of Young Farmers’ Clubs (Wales YFC) has long been a cornerstone of rural youth development, offering opportunities in public speaking, Eisteddfods, drama, singing, and community leadership to individuals aged 10-28 across Wales. As a bilingual voluntary youth organisation, Wales YFC is committed to inclusivity, ensuring all members, past and present, can fully…
Enhancing Accessibility at Eisteddfod yr Urdd: A Commitment to Inclusive Events
PIWS Champion Training Course Accessibility and inclusivity have taken centre stage at Eisteddfod yr Urdd as the festival embraces new strategies to ensure that all attendees, regardless of ability, can fully participate in the event experience. This commitment was reinforced by Operations Manager Lowri Morris, who recently completed a four-day PIWS Champion Training Course focused…
Traeth Lligwy accessible beach chairs
The two beach wheelchairs have been funded through the Green recovery funding from the welsh government that was awarded to the Isle of Anglesey County Council and AONB team. Anglesey County Council purchased them with the aim of making Anglesey’s beaches accessible to everyone. The two chairs are one adult size and one child size….