PENODI AELODAU I GYNGHORAU IECHYD CYMUNED

Hoffech chi wneud
gwahaniaeth cadarnhaol i wasanaethau iechyd a bywydau pobl?

Mae Llywodraeth
Cymru am benodi rhagor o aelodau gwirfoddol i bob Cyngor Iechyd Cymuned yng Nghymru
ac i’r rhan fwyaf o bwyllgorau lleol, sy’n gweithredu ar sail ardaloedd
awdurdodau lleol.

Corff gwarchod annibynnol y cyhoedd yng Ngwasanaeth Iechyd
Gwladol Cymru yw’r Cynghorau Iechyd Cymuned. Maen nhw’n cynrychioli
buddiannau’r cyhoedd ac yn chwarae rhan bwysig o ran dylanwadu ar y ffyrdd o
gynllunio, cyflenwi a gwella gwasanaethau iechyd.

Gwirfoddolwyr
yw Aelodau’r Cynghorau Iechyd Cymuned a’u swyddogaeth
yw cadw eu llygaid a’u clustiau ar agor er budd cleifion a’r cyhoedd, gwrando
ar eu pryderon a gweithio gyda’r gwasanaeth iechyd i wella ansawdd gofal i
gleifion.

Rydym yn chwilio am bobl o bob cefndir – y gofyniad pwysicaf yw bod
gennych ddiddordeb gwirioneddol mewn gwella gwasanaethau iechyd yn eich
cymuned. Byddai’r sgiliau canlynol yn ddefnyddiol: diddordeb mewn materion iechyd
lleol a dealltwriaeth ohonynt; y gallu i weithio mewn tîm a gyda phobl o gefndiroedd
amrywiol; a’r gallu i wrando ar eraill a rhannu barn.

APPOINTMENTS TO COMMUNITY HEALTH COUNCILS

Would you like to make a positive difference to health services and to people’s
lives?

The Welsh Government is seeking to appoint further volunteer members to all
Community Health Councils (CHCs) across Wales and in most local committees
which are based on local authority areas.

CHCs are the
public’s independent ‘watchdog’ in the National Health Service in Wales. They
represent the public interest and play an important role in influencing the way
that health services are planned, delivered and improved.

CHC members are volunteers and their role is to act as the eyes
and ears of patients and the public, listening to their concerns and working
with the health service to improve the quality of patient care.

We are
looking for people from all walks of life – the most important requirement is a
genuine interest in improving health services for your community.  Some key skills which would be useful
include: an interest in and understanding of local health issues; being able to
work in a team and with a diverse range of people; and an ability to listen to
others and exchange views.

Fare Network

FOOTBALL    AGAINST    RACISM    IN    EUROPE

MULTI- CULTURAL FUTSAL TOURNAMENT

      At  Newport
Leisure Centre                   1 Kingsway, Newport,
Gwent, South Wales,  NP20 1UH

5 Aside Indoor Futsal Football

TUESDAY 25^thOCTOBER 2011 FROM 630PM

  Individual
players are welcomed, its FREE to enter a team

For more info contact Robert Muza. 07871277103
robertmuza@yahoo.co.uk

                         2011 FARE ACTION WEEK
12 – 25 OCTOBER
       We are    FOOBALL PEOPLE.
We are    FOOBALL PEOPLE

 

 

 

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SANGANISAI

THRO’ SONG

Singing
and sanganisai (mixing together) with
Grassroots Theatre
from Zimbabwe

 

SUN 30 OCT ’11

ST
MARY’S INSTITUTE

7
Stow Hill, Newport
NP20 1JJ

doors
open 7:00 pm

performance 7:30
pm

mingling
over tea/coffee 8:30 pm

 

Tickets £3:50 (£2:00
concs) on the door

or in advance
from Grassroots
Cymru: gc@ideasuk.co.uk

Patrick: 07929 775040 or Ingrid: 01633 267367

 

Living for One Word

Support Sanganisai
Children’s Festival in Zimbabwe   www.grassrootstheatre.com

Charity Match Postponed Notice

Show Racism the Red Card is
sorry to announce that due to heavy rainfall this week in South Wales and the
predicted forecast over the next few days, our charity match (SRTRC XI v
National Assembly XI) has been postponed and unable to go ahead on Wednesday
12^th October as advised by the Club and LA

We apologise for any
inconvenience caused and are already planning to re arrange the match over the
coming months.

We look forward to your
continued support and will let you know once the details are confirmed of the
new date.

Thank You

The music of Black America in the nineteen sixties and nineteen seventies.

This year’s BHM Lecture in Newport will be given by His Honour Judge Nicholas Cooke QC, the senior criminal judge in South East Wales. His talk, on a subject close to his heart, will be accompanied by plenty of the music discussed. It will explain the context, development and variety of Black American music of the period and detail how it was copied, exploited but also ignored in the UK at the time and subsequently. It will also describe how, notwithstanding that treatment the music concerned was phenomenally well received as a part of white working class popular culture and remains hugely popular to this day.

Dolman Theatre, Newport; 6.45 for 7pm, Oct 7th (This is a free event, but for more details please contact roy.grant@sewrec.org.ukor 01633 250 006)