Organisations with the Cynnig Cymraeg

• RCS is able to communicate in Welsh at every stage of delivery and will endeavour to deliver a complete service in your preferred language.
• You will be able to access RCS website fully in Welsh or English
• They will promote their services and information bilingually including marketing and promotion, social media, recruitment and service information.
• Support and encourage Welsh language use in the workplace, through proactively recruiting Welsh speakers (where the need is identified), encouraging informal Welsh language use in the workplace and enabling/encouraging staff to attend Welsh language courses
• RCS Welsh speaking staff will wear Iaith Gwaith badges and use their email signature to promote ability to communicate in Welsh or English.
• Provide wellbeing sessions in Welsh.

• They offer Welsh language personal transcription in accessible formats
• They provide Welsh language text-to-speech voices and Welsh language assistive technology advice for individuals with sight loss
• Their customers can connect with other Welsh-speakers with sight loss via RNIB Community Connection’s ‘Rusty Welsh’ Group
• A Welsh language service is available from their Sight Loss Advice Team
• They welcome correspondence in Welsh
• They use Welsh on all of their social media channels
• Publications and information booklets are available in Welsh and English
• Staff and volunteers are given opportunity to improve their Welsh by attending online courses provided the National Centre for Learning Welsh

• The Royal Welsh Agricultural Society (CAFC) is committed to ensuring that the Welsh language is an integral part of the visitor experience at the Royal Welsh Show, the Smallholding and Countryside Festival, and the Winter Fair. 
• When developing new resources, CAFC goes a step further by integrating both languages, bringing Welsh to non-Welsh-speaking audiences while embedding it as part of its brand and ethos.
• The public image of CAFC is entirely bilingual, including its website and all social media communications. 
• CAFC encourages its staff and stewards who speak Welsh to make announcements bilingually. It also ensures that at least one staff member with some level of Welsh language ability is available in every workplace where there is contact with the public.
• The organisation is committed to respecting the language preferences of colleagues, visitors, and customers. 
• CAFC accepts correspondence in either Welsh or English and responds in bilingual format or in the recipient’s preferred language.
• The organisation supports employees who wish to improve their Welsh language skills by facilitating training opportunities for those who wish to do so.
• Where appropriate, CAFC includes language requirements in third-party agreements. 
• CAFC is dedicated to agricultural education and training. When working with schools, colleges, members of the public, and staff, it remains committed to offering Welsh-language provisions.

• Work through the medium of Welsh
• A response in Welsh when contacted in Welsh
• Members of staff speak Welsh
• Support artists to create Welsh music
• Events held in Welsh or bilingually 
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• They welcome all types and forms of communication in Welsh. Speak to them in Welsh if you see them wearing the badge.

• All of their publications created in Wales will be available bilingually. Material created by Save the Children UK for a UK-wide audience will be produced bilingually when it relates to matters in Wales.

• They are able to communicate with the press and media in Welsh, and Welsh will be prominent on their social media platforms.

• They will do their best to provide Welsh-speaking representatives to speak with your organisation or school about their work.

• They need bilingual staff and volunteers in order to achieve our goals. They will make every effort to support their staff to learn Welsh and when recruiting new staff.

• They give mums and dads the opportunity to receive sensory sessions through the medium of Welsh.
• They promote early Welsh language skills for babies.
• They give parents a Welsh language space to socialise while attending the session.
• Use traditional and new Welsh songs at home as well as in the sessions.
• Gain confidence to speak Welsh with their babies.
• All of their information is available bilingually on social media
• You can speak in Welsh with a member of staff at any time

• Research and insight: Communication methods that are driven by research in order to have the greatest impact.
• Community outreach: Building trust from communities all over Wales and listening to them.
• Stakeholder engagement: Specialise in audience identification and the best way to reach them.
• Brand campaigns: Used to developing brands ensuring that the core values of clients are represented in a clear and easy to understand way.
• Ad campaigns: Secure key media partnerships through the right channels to maximise return on investment
• Project management: Experience of managing projects that coordinate work between a number of partners and are used to prioritising and organising the work of multiple partners and competing priorities.
• Welsh politics and public affairs: Provide evidence-based, non-partisan public affairs support.