The Iberian and Latin American Experience   Subject to a successful application to the National Lottery Heritage Fund

This Project was funded by Community Foundation Wales and implemented during June, July and August 2020. 35 Adult Tablets and 15 Children's Tablets were distributed amongst members who needed them to access education and training. It has also enabled members to participate in other community activities, as well as other ILA-WALES Projects.

This Project was funded by Swansea Council for Voluntary Service. The Committee commissioned the adult tablets from Swansea For the Love of Scrubs, and made a donation to them.   Then, bought 50 children's masks. Altogether, we distributed 100 adult masks and 50 children's masks to vulnerable members to protect themselves when travelling in public [...]

This Project was sponsored by a generous ILA-WALES member, who donated funds to the Association. The Committee distributed books to 25 children belonging to 15 different families. The idea of the Project is to encourage the children to learn English and also to continue developing their love of books!

This Project was sponsored by The Children's Society. The Committee distributed vouchers to 25 children belonging to 15 different families. The idea of the Project is to allow mums and children to purchase new clothing and shoes of their choice.

Xmas Hampers Project with a Grant from Swansea Food Poverty Fund

Project supported by Mr X Charity Year 2020 Xmas Presents Project funded by ILA Member ECC Year 2021 Xmas Presents Project funded by ILA-WALES Member ECC

Easter Egg Project funded by ILA-WALES Member ECC

The Open University and ILA-WALES CIC are co-producing the Spanish-speaking Swansea Project as part of the Covid-19 Chronicles research. The Project started in November 2019 and the Photography Exhibition will take place during Easter 2022 at the Volcano Theatre, High Street, Swansea, SA1 1LG. All welcome! The Open University COVID-19 Chronicles from the Margins. An [...]

Project Funding Period This project was funded by Swansea Bay University Health Board and West Glamorgan Partnership from October 2021 to September 2024. The overall purpose of the project is to cater for the mental health and linguistic needs of our members and to provide information and therapies that would help them empower and heal [...]