Oor FVAF Oor FVAF Ons storie Ons is die Vrywillige Diensraad en Vrywilligersentrum vir die Bos van Dekaan. Ons bied hulp aan baie van die honderde vrywillige en gemeenskapsorganisasies in die Distrik wat op hul beurt beter in staat is om hul werk in en vir die plaaslike gemeenskap te lewer. Sedert ons in 1994 gestig is, het ons 'n reputasie ontwikkel om gemeenskapsoptrede regdeur die Forest of Dean aan te moedig, te omhels en te versterk. Ons glo dat ons burgers deur gemeenskapsgeleide benaderings in staat stel om die vaardighede, veerkragtigheid en sosiale kapitaal te ontwikkel om gelukkiger, beter gekoppelde lewens te lei. Kantoordienste Personeel en Trustees Beleide Toeganklikheid en Volhoubaarheid

Stap met wiele: gereelde vrae Wat is 'n 'Tramper'? 'n Tramper is 'n alle-terrein elektriese aangedrewe mobiliteitsvoertuig. Dit het 'n beperkte spoed van tot 4mph wat ideaal is om stappers of jong kinders op fietse te vergesel. Die volledige spesifikasie van die Trampers kan wees hier gevind . Wie kan hierdie diens gebruik? Walking with Wheels is oop vir enigiemand ouer as 14 jaar en wat minder as 25 klip weeg wat moeilik loop as gevolg van tydelike of permanente mobiliteitsprobleme. Op watter roetes kan ek dit gebruik? Roetes wat beskikbaar is, sluit in na Symond's Yat Rock en af na die rivier Wye by Symond's Yat vanaf Forest Holidays en Cyril Hart Arboretum, Mallards Pike en dele van die Family Cycle Trail vanaf The Speech House. Kaarte van die roetes sal verskaf word wanneer gehuur word. Wanneer is dit beskikbaar om te huur? Die Tramper is beskikbaar om 9:00 - 5:00 7 dae per week te huur (ure kan korter wees in die winter om terugkoms voor skemer te verseker). Hoe kan ek een bespreek? Bespreek asseblief vooraf jou Tramper voor die dag, om teleurstelling te voorkom. Kontak asseblief die tramper terreine direk om te bespreek. Vir Bosvakansies skakel 01594 837165 Vir The Speech House skakel 01594 822607 Hoeveel kos dit om 'n Tramper te huur? Die Tramper kos net £2,50 per uur. Vir eerstekeergebruikers is daar ook 'n jaarlikse lidmaatskapfooi van £10 vir Countryside Mobility of £2,50 vir 'n twee weke proesessie. Wat as ek nog nooit een hiervan gebruik het nie? Moenie bekommerd wees nie! Hulle is baie eenvoudig en veilig om te gebruik en elke gebruiker sal 'n volledige induksie kry om te verseker dat hulle veilig en gemaklik voel om ons wonderlike roetes aan te pak. Wat as ek bykomende hulp nodig het? Ons vra dat almal op die roetes vergesel word sodat jy altyd iemand by jou sal hê. As jy 'n Tramper wil probeer, skakel asseblief een van ons sentrums om te reël voordat jy een huur. Hoekom moet ek 'n lid van Plattelandsmobiliteit word? Countryside Mobility is verantwoordelik vir die verskaffing van die Trampers en dit is hoekom hulle teen so 'n bekostigbare tarief aangebied word. Hulle werk ook om te verseker dat elke werf wat 'n Tramper huisves dit op 'n veilige en maklik toeganklike manier doen. Hierdie lidmaatskap sal jou ook in staat stel om enige van die Trampers by die vele Plattelandsmobiliteit-terreine regoor die Suidwes te gebruik. Besoek asseblief die Plattelandsmobiliteit- webwerf vir meer inligting. U kan lidmaatskapvorms by die sentrum voltooi voordat u aangestel word. Kan ek help met hierdie projek? Walking with Wheels maak staat op vrywilligers om ons diens te bevorder. As jy belangstel om te help om die woord oor ons diens te versprei, of op 'n ander manier wil help, skakel asseblief 01594 822073 of e-pos walkingwithwheels@fvaf.org.uk . Volledige opleiding en ondersteuning sal verskaf word. Wat as ek 'n bespreking moet kanselleer? Ons vra dat jy ten minste 24 uur kennis van kansellasie gee sodat ons die Tramper aan 'n ander gebruiker kan verhuur. Kontak asseblief die webwerf waarmee jy bespreek het om te kanselleer What is a Tramper Who can use this service What routes can I use it on When is it available to hire How can I book one How much does it cost What if I've never used one of these before What if I need additional help Why do I have to become a member of CM Can I help wit this project What if I need to cancel a booking

Bos Jeugvereniging Forest of Dean Jeugvereniging is hier om hulp en ondersteuning aan jongmense en jeugklubs, groepe of organisasies te bied. Maak nuwe vriende Raak betrokke by jou gemeenskap Streef 'n belangstelling na Probeer iets nuuts Leer nuwe vaardighede Vrywilliger Maak 'n beter wêreld Vrywilligerswerk Daar is baie vrywilligersgeleenthede vir beide jongmense en volwassenes. As jy 'n jong persoon is wat vrywillige werk soek om in jou vrye tyd te doen, om meer vaardighede op te doen of as deel van jou DofE-program, bel ons asseblief of besoek https://do-it.org/ Net so, as jy 'n volwassene is wat vaardighede en kennis het of jy 'n jeugorganisasie binne die Forest of Dean wil ondersteun, kontak asseblief, want daar is baie organisasies wat jou ondersteuning sal waardeer. Geaffilieerde lidmaatskap vir jou klub / organisasie Wanneer jy by Forest of Dean Youth Association geaffilieer is, sal jy geregtig wees op ons volle reeks dienste, wat advies en ondersteuning bied in alle aspekte van die bestuur van 'n organisasie soos joune. Ons hou ook 'n kalender van aktiwiteite waaraan u vrywilligers en jongmense teen 'n nominale koste kan deelneem. Vir volledige besonderhede van die voordele of om jou klub te registreer, klik op die volgende skakels Jeugvereniging-lidmaatskapvoordele vir klubs Jeugvereniging-lidmaatskapvorm vir klubs Kontakbesonderhede vir meer inligting As jy meer wil weet oor enige van ons projekte of geleenthede of hoe om betrokke te raak, kontak asseblief ons Jeugvereniging Ontwikkelingsbeampte, Alethea Bumpstead op FodYouthAssociation@fvaf.org.uk For More Information If you would like to know about any of our projects or events or how to get involved, please get in touch with us at hi.ya @fvaf.org.uk Finansiële ondersteuning Forest of Dean Youth Association ontvang met trots finansiële ondersteuning van Cinderford en Coleford Town Councils. As jou gemeente of dorpsraad meer wil weet oor Forest of Dean Jeugvereniging of hoe jy ons kan ondersteun, kontak asseblief deur e-pos FodYouthAssociation@fvaf.org.uk

Gemeenskapbouers se inloop-hubs The drop-in hub provides support to create, inspire and build stronger communities together Die inloop-spilpunt bied ondersteuning om saam sterker gemeenskappe te skep, te inspireer en te bou Elke inloer-spilpunt bied 'n verskeidenheid ondersteuning, advies en leiding vir plaaslike inwoners. Byvoorbeeld; ondersteuning en plasing van tekens aan plaaslike dienste, skakel en nuwe opstel gemeenskapsgroepe, wat mense ondersteun om nader aan werk of verdere onderwys te kom, help om toegang tot die digitale wêreld te kry en ondersteuning om jou idees vir die gemeenskap tot lewe te bring. Ons kan hulp bied met: Vrywilligerswerk geleenthede Ondersteuning vir indiensneming Plaaslike aktiwiteitsgroepe en klubs IT en digitale ondersteuning Plaaslike gebeurtenis inligting Teken plasing na plaaslike dienste For dates, times and locations for up coming FVAF Community Drop-in Hubs, contact Alex on community@fvaf.org.uk or call the FVAF office on 01594 822073.

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🌟 Forest Volunteer Awards 2025 – Celebrating Local Heroes 🌟 This year, we’re shining a spotlight on the incredible individuals, groups, and organisations who go the extra mile to make the Forest of Dean a better place. Whether they’re quietly making a difference or leading bold community change, we want to hear their stories. THE CATEGORIES: 🏆 Volunteer of the Year – People's Champion This is your chance to celebrate an unsung hero. Someone who consistently goes above and beyond to support others, uplift their community, or inspire through their own journey. Their dedication may have transformed lives—or even kept vital services running. We're looking for someone who: Shows exceptional dedication and commitment to their volunteer role Has made a significant positive impact on individuals or the wider community Demonstrates reliability, compassion, and selflessness May have overcome personal challenges while helping others Goes above and beyond to support those in need ✨ This is the only award chosen by public vote! Once finalists are announced, the community will decide who takes home the title. 🌱 Young Volunteer of the Year (21 & under) Recognising a young person who's making a big impact. Whether they've overcome personal challenges or shown outstanding commitment to helping others, this award celebrates young volunteers —in schools, clubs, or community projects. We're looking for a young person who: Demonstrates exceptional commitment to volunteering despite their age Serves as a role model and inspiration to other young people Shows maturity, leadership, and dedication beyond their years May have overcome personal obstacles while helping others Actively contributes to making their school, club, or community better Examples might include: peer mentoring, fundraising champions, environmental activists, community event organisers, or young carers who also volunteer. 🤝 Grassroots Group of the Year For small, volunteer-led groups making a big difference. From lunch clubs to sports teams, support circles to hobby groups—if your local group is powered by passion and community spirit, we want to celebrate it. We're looking for groups that: Are entirely or predominantly volunteer-run Demonstrate strong community impact despite limited resources Show innovation, creativity, and resilience in their approach Foster genuine connections and belonging among members Address local needs or bring people together around shared interests Operate with transparency, inclusivity, and community spirit Examples might include: village halls committees, friendship groups, local history societies, craft circles, walking groups, or neighbourhood support networks. 🏢 Community Organisation Award Recognising larger charities, CICs, CIOs, or teams of staff and volunteers making a meaningful impact in the Forest of Dean. We celebrate organisations that: Make a real difference by creating positive, lasting change in the local community Join forces with other local groups and partners to work together effectively Stay open and accountable while encouraging active community participation Keep evolving to meet new challenges and the changing needs of the community Use resources wisely to bring the greatest possible benefits to those who need them Stay true to the mission and focus on what matters most to the Forest of Dean Champion volunteering by effectively recruiting, supporting, and valuing volunteers This award highlights established organisations with formal structures, paid staff, and a commitment to fostering and sustaining volunteer contributions. 🏢💚 Business in the Community Award Celebrating local businesses that give back. Whether through employee volunteering, project sponsorship, or hands-on community support, this award recognises businesses that are making a real social impact. We're looking for businesses that: Go beyond profit to actively contribute to community wellbeing Encourage and support employee volunteering during work time Provide meaningful sponsorship, donations, or in-kind support Partner with local charities and community groups Operate with environmental and social responsibility Demonstrate genuine, long-term commitment to the Forest of Dean Examples might include: businesses offering apprenticeships to local youth, companies supporting community events, employers giving staff volunteer days, or businesses donating skills, space, or resources. ♿ Accessibility & Inclusion Award (sponsored by FoD Dementia Action Alliance) This award celebrates organisations or groups that are actively working to break down barriers and create welcoming, inclusive spaces. It's not about being perfect—it's about showing commitment to accessibility, equity, and belonging for all. We're looking for organisations that: Actively work to remove physical, social, or communication barriers Demonstrate understanding of diverse needs including disability, age, culture, and background Show ongoing commitment to improving accessibility and inclusion Provide training, support, or resources to become more inclusive Create environments where everyone feels valued and able to participate Take practical steps to accommodate different needs and abilities This could include: dementia-inclusive initiatives, wheelchair accessible improvements, sensory-friendly adaptations, multilingual support, or programmes specifically designed to welcome marginalised groups. 🌍 Community Climate Action Award (sponsored by Forest of Dean Climate Action Partnership) F or individuals or VCSE groups leading the way in environmental action. From community gardens and repair cafés to sustainable transport and flood resilience—if you're helping the Forest adapt and thrive in a changing climate, we want to hear from you. We're looking for nominees who: Take practical action to address climate change or environmental challenges Inspire and educate others about sustainable living Develop innovative solutions to local environmental issues Build community resilience to the impact of the changing climate Create lasting positive environmental change in the Forest of Dean Examples might include: renewable energy projects, sustainable food initiatives, active travel promotion, waste reduction campaigns, or climate adaptation projects. NOMINATIONS NOW CLOSED FAQs Who can nominate? Anyone can nominate! Whether you are an individual local resident, part of a community group or from a local government organisation. How can I nominate? It’s easy – just fill in our nomination form here or if you would prefer a paper copy you can request one via communications@fvaf.org.uk or 01594 822073. What information do I need to provide? Please provide plenty of detail about what the nominee has achieved and as much information as possible about them and their unique contribution. If you have any, please provide good quality photographs. Make sure that you have permission from anyone else in the photograph so that we can use it for media and promotional activities unless you tell us not to. Should I tell the person or organisation I am nominating them or keep it a surprise? Ideally it would be good to let them know once you have decided to nominate, just so that they are aware and happy for their story to be shared. We want to celebrate and shout about the wonderful work of volunteers which would include promotion via social media, on our website and to local press. How will it be judged? All nominations will be carefully considered by a panel of judges. This panel will be made up of a mix of unbiased and independent judges including; members of staff from FVAF, a FVAF trustee, and representatives from local councils, businesses and media. For more information or if you have any questions, email communications@fvaf.org.uk or call 01594 822073 .

We Celebrate our Outstanding Volunteers! Winners crowned at annual Forest Volunteer Awards event... The Forest of Dean's most dedicated volunteers took centre stage this week at our annual Forest Volunteer Awards, held on Tuesday 2 September at the AccXel Construction School in Cinderford! People's Champion Takes Top Honours Ian Gower claimed the evening's most coveted award – Volunteer of the Year (People's Champion) – following a public vote that attracted over 3,500 participants. Ian's tireless work spans multiple organisations including CANDI, Mitcheldean Youth Club, and Scarr Bandstand, where he inspires young people through STEM education, drawing on his engineering background with Rolls Royce. Community Groups Recognised for Vital Work Several local organisations received recognition for their outstanding community contributions. The Salvation Army Community Hub in Coleford won Community Organisation of the Year for providing comprehensive support services including food assistance and domestic violence support. The Sharing Kitchen in Newent claimed the Grassroots Voluntary Group award, having transformed from a winter soup kitchen into a thriving community hub since launching in November 2024. Meanwhile, Music for Memories received the FoD Dementia Action Alliance Accessibility & Inclusion Award for positively impacting nearly 200 lives through personalised music therapy. We Rewarded Resilience Brockweir Village Shop and Café earned our ESV Business in the Community Award, demonstrating remarkable resilience after rebuilding following devastating fire damage in 2023. Volunteers worked tirelessly through an 18-month reconstruction to reopen the vital community facility. We Recognised Environmental Action Our newly introduced Community Climate Action Award went to the Save the Wye Campaign, recognising the group's creative activism in bringing national attention to the environmental crisis facing the River Wye. We Celebrated Future Leaders and Lifetime Achievement Our ceremony highlighted emerging community leaders, with Moss Thornton taking home our Young Volunteer of the Year honours for outstanding work as a Youth Expert and Youth Worker with Gloucestershire Health and Care Trust and Forest Pulse. Albert Weager received our Lifetime Achievement Award 2025 for his decades of community service as a representative and advocate for improved healthcare in the Forest of Dean. Celebrating Community Spirit "So much of what happens within our community is because of people who give their time and energy for free," said Deb Cook, Volunteering Manager at FVAF. "We're so proud to host this event and make a massive fuss about the incredible work that goes on in groups and organisations large and small. The work carried out by these volunteers is absolutely crucial to so many." Hosted by Steve Knibbs (BBC News Presenter) and Les Love (Dean Radio), our award winners were announced by guest presenters; Simon Murray (Vice chair, trustee of FVAF and chair of the Forest of Dean branch of CPRE), Cllr Jackie Dale, Cabinet Member for Thriving Communities FoDDC, Piers Cardiff (new Co-ordinator of FoDCAP), Tyler Josh Carpenter (volunteer at SARA (Severn Area Rescue Association) AND winner of last year’s Forest Young Volunteer of the Year), Dame Janet Trotter (DBE CVO), Nick Penny (FVAF Programme Manager). The celebration evening was made possible through generous sponsorship from local organisations, KW Bell Group and AccXel Construction Centre , Cinderhill Farm , Float in the Forest , Forest of Dean Climate Action Partnership (FODCAP) , Forest of Dean District Council , Mid Counties Co-operative and Pedalabikeaway . We received hundreds of nominations following their summer call for submissions, with an expert panel handling the challenging task of shortlisting candidates across all categories. FOREST VOLUNTEER AWARD WINNERS 2025: Volunteer of the Year – Peoples’ Champion WINNER: Ian Gower: CANDI, Mitcheldean Youth Club, Scarr Bandstand Highly Commended: Carol Austin: Sedbury Space Laura Dovey: Taurus Crafts Annie George: Forest Exchange Glynis Halling: The Victoria Centre, Lydney Dial-a-Ride, Dr Charley's Lunch Club Julie Holder: Packed with Love Young Volunteer of the Year 21yrs & under WINNER: Moss Thornton: Youth Expert and Youth Worker with Gloucestershire Health and Care Trust and Forest Pulse Highly Commended: Chloe Watts - Her Game Too and Bristol Rovers Women Ambassador Community Organisation of the Year WINNER: Salvation Army Community Hub Highly Commended: Forest of Dean Writers Collection Project and Dean Green Team Grassroots Group of the Year WINNER: The Sharing Kitchen Highly Commended: Cinderford Town FC (Youth Team)  Forest Wombles Business in the Community Award WINNER: Brockweir Village Shop & Cafe Highly Commended: Dean Forest Food Hub FoD Dementia Action Alliance Accessibility & Inclusion Award WINNER: Music for Memories Highly Commended: Skillzone – Preparation for Adulthood Community Climate Action Award (sponsored by FoDCAP) WINNER: Save the Wye Campaign Highly Commended: Yorkley Village Garden Lifetime Achievement Award 2025 – Albert Weager - community representative and advocate for better healthcare in the Forest of Dean For media enquires contact communications@fvaf.org.uk or 01594 822073. END - Notes to editor: Established in 1994, Forest Voluntary Action Forum (FVAF) is the Voluntary Service Council and Volunteer Centre for the Forest of Dean The charity offers support to local citizens, community groups and activities including support and development advice, training, networking meetings, facilitating representation, volunteer recruitment, volunteer placement and support In addition, FVAF delivers projects with and for the local community, including Forest of Dean Youth Association, Holiday, Activities and Food Programme, The Forest Compass Directory, Walking with Wheels FVAF receives some financial support from the Forest of Dean District Council and funds activities through external funding opportunities Head office - Forest Voluntary Action Forum, Ow Bist – Forest Community Space, Dockham Road, Cinderford , Glos. GL14 2AN.

Resource Hub/Library Leaflets & literature on wellness, recovery, self-help & coping with mental distress. The group office, based above the Library at The Main Place in Coleford, is available for members to use as a safe and confidential space. We keep material that may be of use to members – and we are happy for people to provide us with leaflets that they would like shared. To read the My Networks Scoping Project Report please visit: www.fvaf.org.uk/publications

Employment Skills Support Ready to take your next steps towards further education, volunteering or work? Go along to your nearest Community Hub for 121 conversations with our friendly Community Builders. They can help: Explore what matters to you Develop your CV Signposting to education, training and employment Consider volunteering opportunities Increase your confidence for online searches, applications, interviews Take up opportunities to get involved in your local community For more information please contact: community@fvaf.org.uk or 01594 822073

Stap met wiele Gebruik een van die all-terrain mobiliteit bromponies om toegang te verkry tot die pragtige Bos roetes met jou familie en vriende, ongeag jou stap vermoë. Die Bos van Dean is 'n erkende sentrum vir stap en fietsry en word goed bedien deur roetes en ander toegang tot die oppervlak. Vir mense met fisieke gestremdheid, swak gesondheid, sensoriese gestremdheid of 'n ander inhiberende toestand kan daar egter 'n behoefte wees aan een of ander aangedrewe bystand, gespesialiseerde interpretasie of ander toepaslike media om hulle in staat te stel om die voordele te geniet wat ander as vanselfsprekend aanvaar. Hierdie Bosbouers se Bos Heritage Lottery Befondsde projek, werk saam met Plattelandsmobiliteit bied geleenthede vir meer mense om toegang tot die Forest of Dean te verkry. Walking with Wheels bied all-terrain mobiliteit bromponies (genoem Trampers) te huur van Forest Holidays by Christchurch, en die Speech House Hotel. Die Trampers is beskikbaar vir vooraf-gekarteerde roetes wat die uitsigte van Symonds Yat, die Biblins, die Cyril Hart Arboretum en Mallards Pike Lake inneem om net 'n paar te noem. As jy meer wil leer oor Walking with Wheels, skakel asseblief 01594 822073 of kontak ons per e-pos . Gereelde Vrae Wat is 'n 'Tramper'? Wie kan hierdie diens gebruik? Op watter roetes kan ek dit gebruik? Wanneer is dit beskikbaar om te huur? Hoe kan ek een bespreek? Hoeveel kos dit om 'n Tramper te huur? Wat as ek nog nooit een hiervan gebruik het nie? Wat as ek bykomende hulp nodig het? Hoekom moet ek 'n lid van Plattelandsmobiliteit word? Kan ek help met hierdie projek? Wat as ek 'n bespreking moet kanselleer? Frequently Asked Questions

COMMUNITY CONNECTORS’ FORUM/KNOW YOUR PATCH NETWORK In-person event 14 June 2022 at The Wesley, Cinderford Event Feedback \ Thank you for participating in our event! Tell us what you thought about it. Name & organisation Please indicate on a scale of 1 – 10, where 1 is the most negative and 10 the most positive What was your overall impression of the day? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 What was your experience of the speakers? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Please share any comments about your overall impression of the day and the speakers What was your experience of the activities? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Please share any comments about the activities What was your experience of the refreshments? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Was there anything else that you feel could have been provided? What would you like to see in future events? Suggested speakers/format etc Your email Send Feedback Thanks for your feedback!

Forest of Dean Digital Partnership FUNDED BY THE BARNWOOD TRUST A collaborative community partnership project, led by FVAF. This district-wide partnership, the first of its kind, was created to break down the barriers people face in relation to digital inclusion and unlock the many assets available within our communities and the digital world.   Forest of Dean Digital Partnership - Final Evaluation September 2024 Report - Download Forest of Dean Digital Partnership - Final Evaluation September 2024: APPENDICES APPENDIX 1: Forest of Dean Digital Partnership Application APPENDIX 2: Insight into Set up and Delivery of Local Digital Inclusion Pilot Projects APPENDIX 3: Healthwatch Gloucestershire - Access to digital technologies APPENDIX 4: Partner Claim Form APPENDIX 5: Instructions for filling in Partner’s claim form APPENDIX 6: Promo flier - Invitation to get involved APPENDIX 7: EOI Process Map APPENDIX 8: EOI Document A template APPENDIX 9: EOI Document B template APPENDIX 10: EOI scoring sheet APPENDIX 11:Forest of Dean Community Choir EOI Document 1 APPENDIX 12: Forest of Dean Community Choir EOI Document 2 APPENDIX 13: Virtual Sight Loss EOI Document 1 APPENDIX 14: Virtual Sight Loss EOI Document 2 APPENDIX 15: CVT EOI Document 1 APPENDIX 16: CVT EOI Document 2 APPENDIX 17: Outdoors, Indoors EOI Document 1 APPENDIX 18: Outdoors, Indoors EOI Document 2 APPENDIX 19: Forest Pathways EOI Document 1 APPENDIX 20: Forest Pathways EOI Document 2 APPENDIX 21: Project Engage EOI Document 1 APPENDIX 22: Project Engage EOI Document 2 APPENDIX 23: Forest of Dean Hybrid Choir Final Evaluation APPENDIX 24: CVT - Digital Inclusion Workshop Final Evaluation APPENDIX 25: Outdoors, Indoors Final Evaluation APPENDIX 26: Forest Pathways Final Evaluation APPENDIX 27: Forest Pathways Executive Summary APPENDIX 28: Reflection Session Presentation APPENDIX 29: Journey Reflection OTHER PROJECT PUBLICATIONS: EASY READ BOOKLET - How to use the computer and software EASY READ BOOKLET - Staying Safe Online