Funding Socials Cymru | 08.07.26 | Cyllid Cymdeithasol Cymru | Carmarthen

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​Cyfres o ddigwyddiadau personol ysbrydoledig gan CGGC yw Cyllid Cymdeithasol Cymru sydd wedi'u cynllunio ar gyfer arweinwyr elusennau a mentrau cymdeithasol sefydledig sy'n ystyried eu cynlluniau twf ac effaith gymdeithasol. Maent yn edrych ar syniadau a chysylltiadau newydd i helpu i roi hwb i gynhyrchu incwm, cynyddu eu heffaith a chael gwell dealltwriaeth o gynhyrchion benthyciadau buddsoddi cymdeithasol. Mae CGGC yn gweithio mewn partneriaeth â Social Investment Scotland (SIS) ac amrywiaeth o gyllidwyr ac asiantaethau cymorth eraill i gyflwyno’r digwyddiad hwn i chi.

​Ar gyfer pwy mae'r digwyddiad?

​Mae'r sesiynau hyn wedi'u creu i gefnogi mudiadau sydd â chynlluniau twf a photensial i ehangu eu gweithrediadau a'u heffaith.

• ​Byddwch o bosibl wedi cael eich sefydlu ers o leiaf 2-3 blynedd.

• ​Rydych chi'n ystyried cyllid amyneddgar (buddsoddiad cymdeithasol) i gefnogi eich cynlluniau twf, deall o ran sut y gellir cyflawni ad-daliadau benthyciadau yn y dyfodol (fel arfer trwy ffrwd incwm glir).

• ​Mae eich Bwrdd yn ymgysylltu â'ch cynlluniau twf yn y dyfodol ac yn gefnogol iddynt.

​Nid yw’r sesiynau yn canolbwyntio ar unrhyw sector arbennig, mae croeso i bob mudiad ag effaith gymdeithasol sy'n tyfu ac yn ehangu, gan gynnwys y rhai sy'n cefnogi'r celfyddydau, diwylliant, natur a'r amgylchedd, gofal plant a gofal cymdeithasol, treftadaeth a gwasanaethau pobl ifanc.

​Gwesteiwyr y sesiwn

​Kieran Daly, Pennaeth Adeiladu'r Farchnad, Social Investment Scotland

​Marcella Boyle, Cydymaith, Social Investment Scotland

​Funding Socials Cymru is WCVA’s inspiring in-person event series designed for established charity and social enterprise leaders considering their social impact and growth plans. Looking at fresh ideas and connections to help boost income generation, grow their impact and gain a better understanding of social investment loan products. WCVA is working in partnership with Social Investment Scotland (SIS) and a range of other funders and support agencies to bring you this event.

​Who this event is for?

​These sessions have been created to support organisations that have growth plans and potential to scale their operations and impact.

• ​You’re likely to have been established for at least 2-3 years.

• ​You are considering patient finance (social investment) to support your growth plans, have visibility on how loan repayments can be met in the future (typically through a clear income stream).

• ​Your Board is engaged and supportive of your future growth plans.

​The sessions have no sector “focus”, all growing and scaling social impact organisations are welcome including those supporting arts, culture, nature and environment, child and social care, heritage, young people services. 

​Hosts for the session

​Kieran Daly - Head of Market Building, Social Investment Scotland

​Marcella Boyle - Associate, Social Investment Scotland