Update from Advocacy Support Cymru

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Advocacy Support Cymru (ASC) has training available during February and also has room availability and is looking for trustees. Information as follows:

ASC Accredited Training 2024

Next ½ day safeTALK workshop Wednesday 21^st February 10:00-13:30. Workshop content and 2024 schedule
Next ASIST workshop Tuesday 27^th & Wednesday 28^th February 2024 09:00-17:00 both days. Workshop content and 2024 schedule

Reserve your place on either or both of the above by reply to this email or Tel. 029 2054 0444.

Room Hire – Cardiff/Newport, M4/A48

In need of an off-site training suite or meeting space suitable for counselling or therapy sessions? Full or ½ day hire options available. Enquiries [email protected] or Tel. 029 2054 0444

New Year resolution? Want to make a difference?

If you have interest in or experience of advocacy or mental health support then consider becoming a Trustee at ASC. Further information can be found here or Tel. 029 2054 0444

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