Today is Giving Tuesday. Please consider donating to our Just Giving page to ensure that the care leavers who attend our Christmas Dinner have the best possible day!
To read more about our dinner: https://t.co/TpvYhvogtH
To donate: https://t.co/3dkWVw5uzP
For the past 4 years I've been involved in the Cardiff Christmas dinner; an initiative that ensures care experienced young people in the #Cardiff area have a place to celebrate on the day. I'm hosting an awareness event & fundraiser next week and would love to see this shared!
For the past 4 years I've been involved in the Cardiff Christmas dinner; an initiative that ensures care experienced young people in the #Cardiff area have a place to celebrate on the day. I'm hosting an awareness event & fundraiser next week and would love to see this shared!
New blog! The Cardiff Christmas Dinner 2025 β Creating Connection & Joy for Care-Experienced Young People! For the 4th year in a row, volunteers in S. Wales are coming together to make sure that care-experienced young people donβt spend Christmas Day alone https://t.co/kaJqBOSXMr
Join our December 4th fundraising event: Bake sale, raffle, and a performance from the Voices from Care Cymru Choir at sbarc|spark!
https://t.co/0gBPTgy9rm
@cardiffcouncil Work is resuming on an illegal building site in Splott- near the old Star Centre. This has been reported multiple times. They've not been around for a few months, but are back today.
I canβt offer you inspiring words of wisdom or comfort in troubling times, but I can show you this video of Manny Ramirez, JD Drew, Mike Lowell and Tek going back-to-back-to-back-to-back on the Yankees. It happened 18 years ago on April 22, 2007.
AOC: When I was 16 years old, my dad was diagnosed with a very rare form of cancer. His prognosis was not good. The doctors said that with the treatments they had, their options were limited, but there was an experimental trial. For millions across this countryβwhose child has a rare disease, whose parent is on deathβs door, or who themselves have no treatment optionsβclinical trials are one of the only ways to extend their lives.
My dad was admitted to that trial, and his cancer went into remission for a brief period. We got two to three more years with him before he eventually passed away. I can tell you that two more years with my dad, three more years with a child, or a lifetime for those saved by NIHβs workβthese people donβt think itβs wasteful. They donβt think whatβs happening now is acceptable.