News & Events
Latest News from DTA Wales
Creu gweithle sy’n ystyriol o’r menopos – a pham mae hynny’n bwysig i sefydliadau cymunedol
Gall y menopos effeithio ar iechyd, llesiant a bywyd gwaith pobl mewn gwahanol ffyrdd. I sefydliadau cymunedol, lle mae pobl yn aml yn gwisgo sawl het, yn gweithio oriau hyblyg neu afreolaidd ac yn ymgymryd â rolau sy’n golygu gweithio’n uniongyrchol gyda’r gymuned, gall fod angen ystyried rhai pethau penodol wrth greu gweithle cefnogol.
Mae ein partneriaid AD, Step HR, wedi rhannu Polisi Menopos enghreifftiol i helpu aelodau CYD Cymru i ddatblygu dull mwy agored a chefnogol.
Asedau Ni: Support for communities securing the future of the places that matter to them
Launching 1 October 2026: Asedau Ni is a new Wales-wide support service helping communities take on and manage the places and assets that matter to them. Bringing together practical support, specialist expertise, resources, events and communities learning from communities, Asedau Ni will help local assets thrive and remain rooted in their communities for the future.
Call for Social Enterprises & Mentors for thematic, group & 1 to 1 Mentoring Support
Could your social enterprise benefit from tailored support to grow? We’re looking for incorporated social enterprises across Wales to join a package of mentoring, practical support and peer networking focused on key sectors including health and wellbeing, community shops, circular economy, community energy, creative industries, food and community hubs.
DTA Wales Data Security Update: Beacon CRM Incident
DTA Wales has been affected by a recent data security incident involving our CRM provider, Beacon. We’re sharing what we know, what data may have been affected, and the steps you can take to stay safe.
Announcing the soon to launch Collaborative Community Ownership Support Service for Wales
DTA Wales is delighted to announce funding from The National Lottery Community Fund’s Supporting Great Ideas programme to launch C-COSS, a national support service for community ownership across Wales. C-COSS will help communities take on, protect and manage the local assets that matter most — strengthening resilience, safeguarding valued places, and building community wealth.
Spring 2026 Employment Law Changes
Significant employment law changes came into effect in April 2026, impacting pay, statutory entitlements, and worker protections across the UK. From increased statutory payments to day-one rights for sick pay and parental leave, these updates are important for any organisation employing staff. Through DTA Wales’s partnership with STEP HR, members can stay informed and access expert support to navigate these changes with confidence.
Forthcoming DTA Wales Events
Human Resources for Social Enterprises and Community Groups
December 9, 2026 @ 12:30 pm – 2:00 pm –
A deepdive into recent changes to employment legislation, plus an overview of the free HR support available to every DTAW Essentials Member.
Flood Resilience for Social Enterprises (2nd Session)
February 10, 2027 @ 12:30 pm – 2:00 pm –
Join us for an interactive session exploring flooding within communities and the impacts and options for mitigation for local social enterprises.
Assets Underpinning Enterprise; The Right Space, The Right Place
November 11, 2026 @ 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm –
This workshop explores how social enterprises can help shape their community’s future by taking ownership of local buildings and land and using them to create lasting social, economic and environmental benefits.
From Passion to Plan: The Social Enterprises guide to Business Planning
October 14, 2026 @ 12:30 pm – 2:00 pm –
This practical step by step session will help you to write a comprehensive business plan that will become an asset to your organisation, and build a clear strategy that shows your value and secures support for your work.
DTA Wales Autumn Conference 2026
October 20, 2026 @ 10:00 am – 4:30 pm –
Join DTA Wales and trusts, community groups and social enterprises from across Wales to network, socialise, take part in workshops and discuss how we take community power in Wales to the next level.










