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Learning from the Rural Wisdom project - Highlights from 2 interviews with members of the project team from Outside the Box in Scotland, Volunteering Matters in in Wales and NDTi's evaluation team member Vicky.

On global Human Rights Day, as the UK joins the international Summit for Democracy, NDTi stands with over 150 groups across the UK to urge the Prime Minister to take action to secure our Human Rights Act

NDTi, Outside the Box, & Volunteering Matters Cymru are delighted to share the key learning from across the five years of Rural Wisdom to enable people living and working in other rural areas of the UK to apply and benefit from.

Thoughts from Charlotte Ramsden, president of the Association of Directors of Children’s Services (ADCS), Strategic Director for People in Salford City Council...

Our offices will be closed from 24th December 2021 and reopen on the 4th January 2022. Our social media accounts, telephones and emails will not be monitored during this time

This week young people and staff at our project Time to Talk Next Steps were thrilled to get a Christmas shout out from TikTok star Francis Bourgeois at their online Christmas get together.

We aim to remind commissioners, policy makers and communities that many people are already living included lives in our communities.

This is the fifth and final evaluation report for Wales, sharing learning and reflections from all those who have worked with and supported the rural communities of Leeswood and Pontblyddyn, Milford Haven, The Dale Peninsula, and Holywell.

Anna Dixon MBE, Chair of the Archbishops’ Commission on Reimagining Care, considers the role of community as a source of support and increasing people’s opportunities to participate.

Rural Wisdom was a five-year project working in rural communities in Scotland and Wales - sharing reflections from all those who have worked with the rural communities of Leeswood and Pontblyddyn, Milford Haven, The Dale Peninsula, and Holywell.