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Cyngor: beth yw prosiect ‘cynhwysol'?
Darganfyddwch pwy sydd ar goll fel cynulleidfa neu yn eich tîm, gwnewch gynlluniau i'w cynnwys, a chofiwch fod bod yn gynhwysol yn broses barhaus.
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Changing lives: how volunteering helped Nick find purpose again
After being diagnosed with a serious chronic illness, Nick struggled to put his 20 years of experience in agriculture to use. Tatton Park Farm’s Field to Fork project has allowed him to share his skills.
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Changing lives: helping Rachel rediscover her island paradise
Progressive health problems reduced Rachel Johnson’s mobility, restricting her access to her and her husband’s favourite destination, Lundy Island. Now, National Lottery funding has helped her bring a ‘tramper’ to the island so she can explore again.
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Changing lives: helping Rachel reach Stanley’s world
Rachel established a National Lottery funded project at National Trust’s Croome to help children like her son to connect with the outdoors.
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Changing lives: Mary Rose volunteering helps Neil recover
Back in 1995, 28-year-old Neil Clements was near to completing a demanding course to be a Royal Navy Parachute Instructor. Then in a split second his life changed forever.
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Changing lives: how seeing into the past shaped Victoria’s future
Victoria overcame personal challenges to go from intern to employment, thanks to this National Lottery funded project.
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Changing lives: research gives Tony a surprise
A former Chatham dockyard apprentice discovered that ancestors of his had worked in the same place two centuries earlier.
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Changing lives: All the world’s a stage for Frankie
People with learning disabilities often face being stigmatised. Meet Frankie Clifford, the 73-year-old Derry-based actor and singer who is helping to change all that
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Changing lives: Jack helps the community garden grow
Jack Kafka first visited Strawberry Hill with his carer in 2013 in response to an appeal for volunteers to work with the HLF-supported Growing Together project.
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Changing lives: how park life helped Matt, Pat and Tom
Volunteering at HLF-supported Burslem Park in the Potteries helped Matt, Tom and Patricia to find purpose, make friends and transform the park. Volunteering at HLF-supported Burslem Park in the Potteries helped Matt, Tom and Patricia to find purpose, make friends and transform the park.
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Changing lives: rewinding history reconnects Gloria to her late father
The last time Gloria Pullen saw her father was when she was 19. He died suddenly whilst cheering her on as she took part in a sporting event for deaf players.
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Changing lives: John’s drawings help children discover Cumbria’s Viking past
John Lake knows a lot about Viking warriors going berserk. Not literally, of course. The word ‘berserk’ comes from Old Norse, he explains whilst engrossed sketching an intricate Viking head-dress.