“My thanks go to Race Council Cymru for this work on the zero-tolerance to racism in Wales campaign. I endorse it fully and look forward to supporting this work promoting race equality".
Organisation Overview
Areas of Interest
- Arts & culture
- Heritage & History
- Equal opportunity
- Community
- Human Rights
- Diversity & Inclusion
Our History
Areas of Operation
- Wales: Newport
- Wales: Cardiff
- Wales: Nationwide
- Wales: Nationwide
- Wales: Newport
Beneficiaries
- Children / Young People
RCC supports minority ethnic youth and has a representative in the Welsh Youth Parliament. The charity also, manages various projects such as Crossing Borders: Music and Heritage and National Minority Ethnic Youth Forum.
- Elderly / Old People
RCC supports the Windrush Elders through social and educational activities and by highlighting their stories and contributions to enriching life in Wales. These are captured in film, lodged with the National Museum of Wales and inform the curriculum.
- People Of A Particular Ethnic Or Racial Origin
RCC Minority Ethnic Youth Forum is a group of young people from across Wales aged 11 to 25 years old . It is a youth advisory panel for Race Council Cymru , who seek to contribute to, and steer the direction of, Minority Ethnic young people in Wales.
- The General Public / Mankind
Hate Crime is an initiative to combat harassment, abuse, violence and hatred towards ethnic minority groups and individuals in Wales. We work with Asylum seekers and refugees providing them with support and advice and giving them a sense of belonging
Our Vision for a better future
How the charity helps
- Other Charitable Activities
- Makes Grants To Organisations
- Acts As An Umbrella Or Resource Body
Our Social Value in Media
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Title:
Roma Taylor, Founder of Windrush Cymru Elders, Recognised in King's New Year Honours List with BEM Award -
Media Name:
Wales Online -
Media Date:
2024/01/14 -
Description:
Advocating for the rights and well-being of the Windrush -
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Title:
Roma Taylor, Founder of Windrush Cymru Elders, Recognised in King's New Year Honours List with BEM Award -
Media Name:
Wales Online -
Media Date:
2024/01/14 -
Description:
Advocating for the rights and well-being of the Windrush
Our goals to make a difference
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Work in partnership with our Primary Stakeholders and other appropriate bodies to promote integration, champion justice and racial equality in our institutions.
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Create projects, activities and events and link them with strategic bodies including the Welsh Government and others, as well as grassroots organisations.
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To recognise the considerable contribution black and ethnic minority people have made to the development of Wales. Celebrating diveristy & culture.
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Coordinate sector-wide integration, race equality and justice related responses to Government (including the United Nations and European bodies as appropriate.
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Facilitate the establishment of 5 multi cultural and digital hubs across Wales to encourage integration and support BAME communities.
Beneficiary Testimonials
Jane Hutt, Welsh Government Deputy Minister and Chief Whip
Welsh Government
Partner Testimonials
The Prince and Princess of Wales @KensingtonRoyal Incredible to see the contributions of the Windrush generation transcend to the present day and beyond. Young people are given a platform to be a voice of change and build friendships and community.
The Prince and Princess of Wales
Royal Palace
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