Organisations with the Cynnig Cymraeg

• You are welcome to contact them by phone or in writing in Welsh
• Welsh speaking staff will wear a Iaith Gwaith badge
• Their website and social media are bilingual
• Students can access Welsh language resources such as forms as well as submit assignments through the medium of Welsh.
• Some elements of the Welsh language are presented during worship
• Learners and staff have access to the Say Something in Welsh course in order to learn Welsh. Students have access to scholarships / funding from the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol and staff access to the Professional Development sessions of the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol.

·         They provide a bilingual services for stroke survivors through their face-to-face services and online platform My Stroke Guide.

·         They monitor and record service users’ language preferences and when they know a person’s language preference, they will aim to write to them in their preferred language.

·         They promote the availability of their Welsh language services through their external communications channels including their website and social media channels.

·         All Wales-based members of staff will answer the phone with a bi-lingual greeting, including pre-recorded answer machine messages and have bilingual email footers and out-of-office email messages.

·         All publicity or other written materials aimed at a Wales-based audience will be bilingual. This includes, but is not limited to:

·         Wales social media pages

·         Pre-issued press releases

·         Leaflets about events and services

·         Information for the general public about stroke care in Wales

·         Wales specific sections of their website

·         Banners and pop-up displays

·         Newsletters

They will make efforts to provide Welsh-speaking case studies and spokespeople for the media.

They are eager to recruit Welsh speakers for Wales-based posts. They will produce bilingual job adverts and ensure that applicants can apply in Welsh for roles. They also encourage and support current staff who wish to learn Welsh.

• All members of staff are Welsh speakers.
• Clients can receive a Welsh language service when speaking face to face, over e-mail or over the phone, at any time.
• Website and social media are bilingual
• Tanygraig work with various other Welsh businesses
  
  

• They are proud to offer all of their services in Welsh:
• A comprehensive event organisation and management service
• Management of theatric projects and Productions
• Lighting and sounds services
• You can contact them via email, letter or phone in Welsh
• They have a bilingual website
• They always use Welsh on social media

• Proud to offer a full service to our customers in Welsh
• They welcome correspondence in Welsh
• You can speak to them in Welsh on the phone or in person
• They can provide documentation about your case in Welsh
• They use the Iaith Gwaith logo to show that staff can speak Welsh.

TAC offers all its services in Welsh, including:

• Service for TAC Members

• TAC Member Resources

• TAC website

• TAC Training Programme

• Service to the Public

• TAC internal procedures

• Bilingual website and social media
• You can speak in Welsh by phone or email
• Packaging celebrates the fact that they are a Welsh company
• 75% of the ingredients in their tea come from Wales
• The weekly community group 'Ty Te' encourages the use of Welsh

• The company's official language is Welsh and all correspondence takes place in Welsh first.
• A bilingual website.
• No other company travels so widely, visiting a variety of communities from North to South, and from East to West, including secluded and rural areas, in order to perform in Welsh.
• Ensure that everyone, wherever they are, has the opportunity to experience artistic events through the Welsh language.
• Continue to offer a unique service to grassroots audiences by meeting the need for standard, professional artistic theatrical activity at the heart of the nation's communities, mainly in the Welsh language.

• Support colleagues, clients, partners, participants and audiences to give Welsh a go. A supportive and encouraging environment can empower and give confidence to everyone to use their Welsh in everyday life.
• Encourage the public to interact in Welsh if they can, by endeavouring to start every conversation in Welsh, and opening events and activities in Welsh. 
• Marketing and promotion are bilingual. This includes physical posters and brochures, as well as social media and website. 
• Invest in high quality and prompt professional translation services to ensure every part of the organisation creates bilingual communications and can respond in Welsh to Welsh-language communications.  
• Strive to expand use of the Welsh language throughout all of the organisation’s activities, and will report against this plan annually to continually improve.