BBC Children in Need Wales Committee Recruitment

BBC Children in Need is looking to recruit new committee members for our Wales Advisory Committee. We would welcome applications from those who share our commitment to support children and young people across Wales and wish to be part of our decision-making process.   

We would especially welcome applications from those with experience of: supporting children and young people from ethnic minority communities; early years services; those with an understanding of mental health, and those with experience of services for disabled children and young people.  We are keen to enhance representation from North and West Wales.   

Whilst unpaid support will be offered to enable the participation of all successful applicants.   

Further information is available here

For more information on the role please contact James Bird via James.Bird@bbc.co.uk   

To apply to the committee please send your completed application form to george.connolly.ext@bbc.co.uk by 5.00pm on 13/01/2025

 

Mae BBC Plant mewn Angen yn awyddus i recriwtio aelodau newydd o'r Pwyllgor Ymgynghorol ar gyfer Cymru. Byddem yn croesawu ceisiadau gan y rhai sy'n rhannu ein hymrwymiad i gefnogi plant a phobl ifanc ar draws Cymru ac sydd yn dymuno bod yn rhan o'n proses penderfynu.

Bydeem yn croesawi ceisiadau yn arbennig gan y rhai sydd â: phrofiad o gefnogi plant a phobl ifanc o gefndiroedd lleiafrifol ethnig; blynyddoedd cynnar; dealltwriaeth o iechyd meddwl,  a phrofiad o wasanethau plant a phobl ifanc ag anableddau.   Ni yn  awyddus i gynyddu cynrychiolaeth o Ogledd a Gorllewin Cymru. 

Er bod hon yn rôl ddi-dâl cynigir cymort i alluogi pob ymgeisydd llwyddiannus i gymryd rhan lawn. 

Mae rhagor o wybodaeth ar gael yma. Rwyf hefyd wedi atodi y pecyn wybodeth am y rôl. 

Am fwy o wybodaeth am y rôl cysylltwch â James Bird ar James.Bird@bbc.co.uk 

I wneud cais i ymuno â’r pwyllgor anfonwch eich ffurflen i george.connolly.ext@bbc.co.uk erbyn 5.00pm ar 13/01/2025.

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