Posts by Colin

All at ASC wish you a happy Christmas and a healthy 2020.

ASC continues to build its ASIST delivery with its 14th external course delivery last week and the network grows of ASIST trained participants across the country. Having a larger number of people suicide aware and trained with the appropriate skills to undertake an intervention is absolutely vital.

ASC is pleased to invite bookings for its fantastic training room and meeting room facilities. Recently renovated and equipped with whiteboard system and felt display boards, the spaces are multi functional. Designed with the course participant in mind, the training space truly offers a fantastic learning space.

ASC is pleased to be the first Wales-based provider to offer Talking Mats courses.

Advocacy Support Cymru is pleased to offer two new dates for its Assisted Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST).

We are aware that we are receiving an increasing amount of calls from family and carers of persons experiencing mental health issues.

ASC are proud to be exhibiting in Swansea today in support of World Mental Health Day 2017.

A new era begins from September 2017 with Advocacy Support Cymru proud to launch its revamped new look.

Four members of ASC staff have recently undertaken the ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training) Train the Trainer course. An invaluable course within the Advocacy field and in line with the organisation’s policy to filter learning through ASC to all of its advocates, the training will now be rolled out to its teams in Cardiff…

Advocacy Support Cymru has begun fundraising! To reduce its reliance on statutory funded contracts in line with the activity of many charities, ASC needs to create a stream of unrestricted income to develop projects that will feed back in and improve its core activity – advocacy.