Organisations with the Cynnig Cymraeg

The WI in Wales undertakes to ensure that it is possible, convenient and usual for each member, partner and the public to choose to communicate with us in Welsh or English.

• You can contact them in Welsh in writing, via email or over the phone 
  Information about activities in Wales are in Welsh on our website
• They support our members to learn and use Welsh through a special module created in partnership with the National Centre for Learning Welsh
• All marketing materials are bilingual
• The notes of all the proposals at our AGM are bilingual
• Each leaflet, booklet or petition relating to our campaigns is bilingual
• All the documents, notes and training relating to our projects is bilingual
• Every case study booklet is bilingual
• Every press release will be published bilingually.

• They proactively offer a Welsh service to customers and users of the service by offering a Welsh language service during their journey with them.
• Customers can order their service on their website through the medium of Welsh.
• When expanding the business in the future, they will continue to support the development of their workforce’s skills to be confident in the Welsh language.
• By welcoming customers, they raise awareness of the importance of the Welsh language and the Cynnig Cymraeg.

When working or communicating with WWF Cymru you can expect -

• That WWF Cymru social channels are fully bilingual with Welsh queries replied to in Welsh.
• That the WWF Cymru section of the website is fully bilingual.
• That a Welsh speaking member of staff will always be available to deal with your query, and that the Iaith Gwaith or Dysgu Cymraeg badge will be used in email signatures.
• That all communications, newsletters, job adverts or marketing materials you see from WWF Cymru are fully bilingual.
• That all staff will be supported and encouraged to learn Welsh.
• That WWF Cymru will work closely with WWF-UK to ensure that where possible UK supporter communications relating to Wales will be bilingual. 

• Welsh-language events, shows and workshops are available to book for schools, community groups and the general public.
• Welsh and English are equal in external correspondence, signage, on the website and exhibitions at the centre.
• They have Welsh speaking staff who are identifiable with Iaith Gwaith badges or lanyards.
• They encourage and support staff members to develop their Welsh language skills through courses ran by Wrexham University.
• They have set up a Welsh language development group to head up the development of bilingualism in the centre and the use and celebration of the Welsh language and culture.

• The website is available bilingually
• If you contact them in Welsh, they will ensure that you receive a reply in Welsh
• Staff are supported to develop their Welsh skills, and they can receive sessions from the National Centre for Learning Welsh
• Social media is bilingual
• Promotional and marketing resources are bilingual 
  
  

• They offer workshops for schools and nursery groups looking at the relationship between nature, wellbeing and the expressive arts in Welsh or bilingually
• Bilingual training for teaching staff
• Forest schools for children or adults bilingually
• They create bilingual digital resources for learners and educators
• You are welcome to contact them in Welsh and they use Welsh on their social media

• The bar service, food service and hiring service is through the medium of Welsh.
• They hold a range of community events in Welsh, supporting local bands and entertainers. There is art by a local artist with a Welsh background in the building and background Welsh music to be played all the time.
• They work together with local partners who promote the Welsh language eg. Hunaiaith, Yr Amgueddfa and Cwrw Llyn.
• They offer Welsh produce - beer and drinks, meal ingredients and bar snacks. Our menus are in Welsh.
• The staff can chat with customers through the medium of Welsh.
• They work together with Dysgwyr Dwyfor to hold sessions for learners.

• Hwb Cymunedol which is a service that provides support and advice to local residents who face a variety of challenges, especially challenges related to the cost of living crisis. They will provide this support bilingually.
• All correspondence between Yr Orsaf and other organisations/customers who contact us takes place through the medium of Welsh e.g. by email, by phone, on social media, face to face.
• Events- various sessions and events including walking tours, play sessions for children, community dinner, gardening sessions, socialising sessions for the elderly etc. The events are held bilingually.
• A bilingual website.
• Community Transport which is a scheme that offers transport to older and vulnerable members of the community using our electric vehicles. The plan is bilingual