Mae Be' Sy' 'Mlaen (What's On) yn rhestri pethau o ddiddordeb gan, gyda ac ar gyfer pobl anabl a phobl Byddar yng Nghymru a thu hwnt.
Yn anffodus, nid yw'r wybodaeth i gyd ar gael yn y Gymraeg, ond rydym yn gweithio tuag at creu cyhoeddiad sy'n hollol ddwyieithog.
Ni allwn restri pob digwyddiad celfyddydol neu anabledd trwy Gymru, felly cofiwch archwilio eich papur newydd celfyddydol lleol hefyd.
Mae Be' Sy' 'Mlaen yn cael ei olygu gan staff Celfyddydau Anabledd Cymru, ac yn cael ei reoli gan Sara Mackay
*Nid yw Celfyddydau Anabledd Cymru o reidrwydd yn ategu'r farn a fynegir yn Be' Sy' 'Mlaen
Gall aelodau Celfyddydau Anabledd Cymru dderbyn cylchlythyr drwy ebost bob pythefnos a / neu derbyn fersiwn o Be' Sy' 'Mlaen bob deufis yn y fformat perthnasol.
Os hoffech gyfrannu gwybodaeth i'w gynnwys yn Be' Sy' 'Mlaen, defnyddiwch y ffurflen a ddarparwn ar-lein. Y dyddiad cau nesaf ar gyfer cyfraniadau yw 22/03/2010.
Mae eitemau yn cael eu cyflwyno yn nhrefn eu dyddiad, gyda'r eitemau sydd fwyaf agos at ddyddiad heddiw yn cael eu arddangos gyntaf. Bydd eitemau yn cael eu dileu cyn gynted ag y bo'r dyddiad wedi mynd heibio.
Mae'n bosib edrych ar yr eitemau i gyd ar y tudalennau sy'n dilyn, neu edrych ar eitemau arbennig trwy ddewis teitl, categori neu ffurf celfyddydol, neu chwilio'r data-bas gyfan.
Mae 24 eitem yn cael eu rhestri yn Be' Sy' 'Mlaen ar hyn o bryd
Deadline: 31 January 2010 (children`s welfare) and 31 March 2010 (elderly people / adults and children with disabilities)
The Tesco Charity Trust has announced that it will once again be seeking applications through its Community Awards programme in early 2010. The Tesco Charity Trust Community Awards Scheme provides one-off donations of between £500 and £4,000. The funding it gives goes towards providing practical benefits, such as equipment and resources for projects that directly benefit children, the elderly and adults and children with disabilities, living in the local communities around our stores in the UK.
There are two categories of Community Awards – grants to support children`s welfare and/or children`s educations (including special needs schools) and grants to support elderly people and/or adults and children with disabilities. Previous projects supported have included: sensory garden or room projects; outdoor classrooms; breakfast and after school clubs; holiday play-schemes; and part funding to purchase minibuses.
The grants programme for children`s welfare will open for applications will open from 1 December to 31 January 2010. The grants programme for elderly people and/or adults and children with disabilities will open from 1 February to 31 March 2010.
www.tescocharitytrustcommunityawards-applications.co.uk
At sylw pob awdur anabl ifanc. Cystadleuaeth Ysgrifennu Creadigol
A ydych chi`n unigolyn anabl ifanc yn byw yng Nghymru sy`n gallu trin geiriau?
Cyflwynwch un gerdd neu un stori fer o hyd at 500 gair gan ddefnyddio `beth sy`n tanio`r fflam i chi?` i`ch ysbrydoli. Ystyriwch y canlynol – rhagoriaeth, cyfeillgarwch, parch, bod yn benderfynol, ysbrydoliaeth, cydraddoldeb.
Derbynnir eitemau gan ddau grŵp oedran: 13-16 oed a 17-25 oed
Byddwn yn gweithio gydag enillwyr pob categori i ddatblygu eu sgiliau ysgrifennu. Caiff gwaith yr enillwyr ei gynnwys mewn antholeg yn 2012.
Anfonwch eich cerdd neu stori fer at –
Cystadleuaeth Tanio`r Fflam
Celfyddydau Anabledd Cymru
Sbectrwm
Tyllgoed
Caerdydd
CF5 3EF
Ffôn: 02920 551 040
Ffacs: 02920 551 036
Neu anfonwch eich eitemau at: post@dacymru.com
Gallwch gystadlu hefyd ar fformat sain neu CD-rom neu unrhyw fformat arall a fyddai`n well gennych chi.
The Parkinson`s Disease Society holds a creativity award for people with Parkinson`s. The Awards encourage and celebrate the creative talents of people with Parkinson`s. There are three categories:
Art, poetry and photography.
The Mervyn Peake Awards were named in memory of the late artist and author best known for the Gormenghast trilogy and the Alice in Wonderland illustrations. The awards are open to anyone in the UK with Parkinson`s. We hope you feel inspired to take part whether you are an experienced artist or you simply feel like trying something new. Pick up your paintbrush, pen or camera and start creating!
A cash prize is generously offered to the winner of each category by the Peake family. The closing date for entries is March 31 2010.
For more information please visit-
www.parkinsons.org.uk/mervynpeake or call 0207 963 9330
Young Brits at Art 2010: Turning young people`s vision into art
The Equality and Human Rights Commission is re-launching its Young Brits at Art awards, inviting 11-19 year olds to express their vision of this year`s theme: `What would the world look like if we lived without prejudice?` National curriculum teaching packs are available to guide schools, pupil referral units, religious groups and other organisations that wish to explore the meaning of equality and human rights through art. Young people can also develop their own artwork and enter independently. Find out more about the resources on our website.
One of last year`s winners, Stephanie Winn, said: `When I won, I felt I managed to send out a positive message about the negative effects of discrimination. This year`s theme provides the perfect opportunity for us to express our thoughts and voice our opinions through the medium of art. I hope we will see a change of attitude.` All the winners and shortlisted entries will be exhibited in London in the Summer.
To view more information about Young Brits at Art please visit: www.equalityhumanrights.com/art. Young Brits at Art is part of a wider programme of work with young people, for more information visit : www.equalityhumanrights.com/youth
The Disabled Children Matter Wales campaign wants disabled children and young people in Wales to have …
• The right information at the right time
• A real choice of quality education
• The health services they need to lead an ordinary life
• Full access to play and leisure activities
• A real say in planning the services they receive
• Full access to community facilities
• Enough money to live on
To sign up to the campaign or for more information contact: info@dcmw.org.uk or Visit www.dcmw.org.uk
Every Disabled Child Matters Manifesto for Change
The Every Disabled Child Matters (EDCM) Campaign is led by four leading organisations working with disabled children and their families: Contact A Family, Council for Disabled Children, Mencap and Special Educational Consortium.
EDCM have produced a Manifesto for Change, which challenges politicians and policy makers to deliver on government commitments.
The Manifesto can be downloaded from http://www.edcm.org.uk/Page.asp
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