• cefnogi plant i gyflawni gwaith ymchwil dilynol sy’n seiliedig ar dystiolaeth;  

• cefnogi plant ac oedolion i fynd ati’n effeithiol i gyd-gynhyrchu newid; 

• creu cymunedau buddiant sy’n gallu ac yn ymrwymedig i normaleiddio’r gwaith o gyd-gynhyrchu penderfyniadau a newidiadau mewn modd oed-gynhwysol

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This event is open to participants who have/have not previously engaged with Lleisiau Bach projects or past events. 

FREE for anyone whose work engages with or affects children, or who wants to engage children in their work, will benefit from this opportunity to learn, reflect, experiment, exchange experience and network with others. 

Hosted by our highly acclaimed team of experts in Children as Researchers and Age-Inclusive Co-production methods in collaboration with Swansea University’s Morgan Academy, the Day includes a chance to try out methods, engage with success projects, learn from the team, featured guests and each other. 

LLeisiau Bach Little Voices is the approach used by the Wales Observatory on Human Rights of Children and Young People to empower children as researchers and as advocates to help embed human rights in children’s everyday places and to enable age-inclusive co-production of change. The Observatory is an initiative based at Swansea and Bangor Universities, working with a wide range of partners and disciplines to help ensure that the human rights of children and young people are respected, protected and fulfilled.    

Little Voices Being Heard is the current Big Lottery funded project (2017-2020) that aims to provide children and adults in Wales with the skills, methods, understanding and opportunities to work together on a basis of equality to bring about change which will improve the lives of people in their communities. We do this by: 

Rydyn ni’n recriwtio hyd at 15 o bobl ifanc 11-18 oed o ledled Cymru i ymuno â’n Panel Ymghynghorol Ifanc.

Dylet ti gael profiad o gynrychioli barn pobl eraill a bod yn hyderus i rannu dy syniadau a dy farn gydag eraill. Rydyn ni’n croesawu ymholiadau gan bawb, ac yn gobeithio cael pobl ifanc o amrywiaeth eang o gefndiroedd a phrofiadau ar y panel.

Beth fyddi di’n gwneud?

• Gweithio gyda ni i adolygu ein gwaith ac i gynnig syniadau newydd ac adborth
• Cynyddu ymwybyddiaeth o hawliau plant a hyrwyddo gwaith Comisiynydd Plant Cymru gyda dy deulu, ofalwyr, ffrindiau, ysgol, goleg, rwydweithiau a grwpiau ieuenctid.

Beth yw’r manteision i ti?

Byddi di’n ennill sgiliau newydd, ffrindiau newydd, ac yn dysgu am waith Comisiynydd Plant Cymru. Byddi di’n cael cyfle i gymryd rhan mewn cyfarfodydd, i ddylanwadu ar ein gwaith, ac yn cael hwyl yn bod yn rhan o grŵp cyffrous.

Beth mae rhaid i ti wneud?

• Cymryd rhan mewn tri chyfarfod diwrnod cyfan bob blwyddyn, bydd y cyntaf ar 16 Gorffennaf 2019 yn gyfarfod Cymru gyfan yn y Canolbarth, wedyn byddi di’n gallu mynd i’r ddau nesaf ar 5 Hydref 2019 a 18 Chwefror 2020 yn y De neu’r Gogledd (hanner tymor 2020).
• Cadw mewn cysylltiad ȃ ni rhwng y cyfarfodydd trwy ebost neu cyfryngau cymdeithasol.
• Mae cyfleoedd ychwanegol dewisol i gymryd rhan mewn gwaith arall e.e. cyfweliadau; digwyddiadau neu brosiectau, os ydych yn dewis.
• Mae lle ar y panel yn para am ddwy flynedd.
• Bydd angen i ti gwneud dy ffordd dy hun i gyfarfodydd a chyfleoedd ychwanegol (bydd yr holl gostau teithio rhesymol yn cael eu had-dalu), os wyt ti o dan 16, byddwn yn rhoi gwybod i’ch rhieni / gofalwyr.

 Sut mae gwneud cais?

Y dyddiad cau yw: 9:00yb Dydd Llun 6 Mai 2019.

Ble allwch ddod o hyd i ragor o wybodaeth?

Os hoffet ti siarad â rhywun am y cyfle yma, ffonia’r swyddfa ar 01792 765600 a gofyn am Kath Mattingly neu Rhian Evans.

https://www.complantcymru.org.uk/amdanon-ni/recriwtio-2/

Beth Nesa?

Byddwn ni’n cysylltu â thi am dy gais erbyn 10 Mehefin 2019

We need new members to join our Young People’s Advisory Panel.

We’re recruiting up to 15 young people aged 11-18 from across Wales.

You should have previous experience of representing the views of other people and confident to share your ideas and opinions with others. We welcome applications from everyone and hope to have a diverse range of backgrounds and experiences on the panel.

What will you do? 

• Work with us to review our work each year and to give us new ideas and feedback.
• Raise awareness of children’s rights, and promote the work of the Children’s Commissioner for Wales with your family, carers, friends, school, college, networks and youth groups.

What’s in it for you? 

You will gain new skills, new friends, and learn about the work of the Children’s Commissioner for Wales. You will have an opportunity to take part in meetings, influence her priority areas of work and have fun being part of an exciting group.

What do you have to do? 

• Take part in three whole day meetings each year, the first on July 16th 2019 is a whole Wales meeting in Mid Wales, then you can attend in south or north Wales for the next two on Saturday October 5th (2019) and Tuesday February 18th (Half term 2020).
• Keep in touch with us between meetings using email or social media.
• There are optional extra opportunities to get involved in other work e.g. interviews, events or projects, if you choose to.
• A place on the panel lasts for two years.
• You will need to make your own way to meetings and extra opportunities (all reasonable travel expenses will be re-imbursed), if you are under 16 we will keep your parents/carers informed.

How do I apply? 

Closing date for applications: 9:00am Monday 6th May 2019

Where can you find more information?

If you’d like to talk to someone about this opportunity please call our office on 01792 765600 and ask for Kath Mattingly or Rhian Evans 

https://www.childcomwales.org.uk/about-us/recruitment/ 

What Next? 

We will be in touch with you about your application by 10th June 2019