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We are the national organisation responsible for developing and promoting sport and physical activity in Wales. Our role is to advise and add value. We work closely with our key partners to ensure that the delivery and development of sport at both a national and local level provides the people of Wales with every opportunity to excel at their sport of choice. We see the benefits of sport in the widest sense; not solely impacting on improving the physical health of the nation, but also in bringing communities together, building confidence in young and old, providing new skills and training and attracting investment into Wales. To unite a proud sporting nation is not only ours, but the sector’s vision, where every child is hooked on sport for life and Wales is a Nation of Champions. We aim to not only improve the level of sports participation at grassroots level but also provide our aspiring athletes with the support required to compete successfully on the world stage. This vision isn't necessarily new. We're still focused on getting more people, more active, more often, and on Wales securing enviable sporting success. But it's noticeably different - ambitious in scope, bold in its outcomes and highly challenging for all of us working in sport. We want a diverse, passionate and skilled sporting workforce that encourages, inspires and supports everyone who participates in sport. To find out more about how you can help change the landscape of sport in Wales please take a look at our website at http://www.sportwales.org.uk/

Pen y Cymoedd Wind Farm Community Fund Community Interest Company is a company based out of UNIT 6 Gadlys Enterprise Centre, Depot Road, Aberdare

We are the national organisation responsible for developing and promoting sport and physical activity in Wales. Our role is to advise and add value. We work closely with our key partners to ensure that the delivery and development of sport at both a national and local level provides the people of Wales with every opportunity to excel at their sport of choice. We see the benefits of sport in the widest sense; not solely impacting on improving the physical health of the nation, but also in bringing communities together, building confidence in young and old, providing new skills and training and attracting investment into Wales. To unite a proud sporting nation is not only ours, but the sector’s vision, where every child is hooked on sport for life and Wales is a Nation of Champions. We aim to not only improve the level of sports participation at grassroots level but also provide our aspiring athletes with the support required to compete successfully on the world stage. This vision isn't necessarily new. We're still focused on getting more people, more active, more often, and on Wales securing enviable sporting success. But it's noticeably different - ambitious in scope, bold in its outcomes and highly challenging for all of us working in sport. We want a diverse, passionate and skilled sporting workforce that encourages, inspires and supports everyone who participates in sport. To find out more about how you can help change the landscape of sport in Wales please take a look at our website at http://www.sportwales.org.uk/

HEFCW regulates fee levels at universities, ensures a framework is in place for assessing the quality of higher education and scrutinises the performance of universities and other designated providers. HEFCW uses resources from the Welsh Government and others to secure higher education (HE) learning and research of the highest quality, make the most of the contribution of HE to Waless culture, society and economy. Mae CCAUC yn rheoleiddio lefelau ffïoedd mewn prifysgolion, yn sicrhau bod fframwaith ar waith i asesu ansawdd addysg uwch, ac yn craffu ar berfformiad prifysgolion a sefydliadau eraill a reoleiddir. Mae CCAUC hefyd yn dosbarthu adnoddau i addysg uwch (AU) a ddarperir gan Lywodraeth Cymru. Defnyddiwn gyllid a dderbyniwn gan Lywodraeth Cymru ac eraill i sicrhau dysgu ac ymchwil AU o’r radd flaenaf, cynyddu i’r eithaf gyfraniad AU i ddiwylliant, cymdeithas ac economi Cymru.