Organisations with the Cynnig Cymraeg

• Theatre Mwldan use Iaith Gwaith resources to encourage the use of the Welsh language by staff and volunteers.
• Ensure that any marketing or promotional material produced by the company (this includes leaflets, booklets, signs, posters, packages, user instructions, menus and display material) is bilingual.
• Ensure that any website pages are available bilingually.
• Ensure that social media updates are published in Welsh and English.
• Any e-mail/internet communications received through the medium of Welsh will be answered in Welsh.
  
  

• Provide high quality Welsh language productions for Wales and beyond.
• Provide engaging workshops in Welsh for school groups and communities.
• Support Welsh speakers and learners within the theatre industry and offer the opportunity to work in Welsh.
• Provide bilingual resources to schools to accompany our productions for schools.
• Aim to increase the number of Welsh language productions and work with co-producers in the valleys to engage with their local Welsh speakers and learners.
• You can learn about their work on their website or on social media in Welsh.

• They can communicate in Welsh
• They respond in writing in Welsh
• All of their paperwork is bilingual
• Their lorries and skips are bilingual
• They encourage learners to speak Welsh on the phone
• Their social media is bilingual

• Welsh Super Series Triathlon – The members that speak Welsh are ambassadors for the Welsh Language in Triathlon so are proud to tell S4C who the Welsh Speakers are.
• The Welsh language is prominent on our social media channels and increasingly on the website. They include some Welsh in every social media post – if you reply to a post in Welsh, they will anwers in Welsh.
• They have a point of contact for Welsh speakers should they wish to communicate with Triathlon Cymru through the medium of Welsh. Welsh speakers can be identified with the Iaith Gwaith logo ond email signatures, on their website and at events. You can also identify Welsh speaking technical staff at our events with the Iaith Gwaith badge and lanyard.
• You can read their Annual Report in Welsh
• The weekly newsletter is bilingual - Welsh and English side by side, Welsh first.

When communicating with Wales TUC you can expect to: 

• Find that much of the Wales TUC website is bilingual
• Be able to speak to a member of staff wearing the Iaith Gwaith badge in Welsh
• Receive e-newsletters bilingually
• Email or write to them in Welsh – they will respond in the same language
• See them using Welsh on social media and responding to your Welsh language comments in Welsh.