We are committed to providing a range of services and support to the Chinese community in Wales, and we will continue to adapt and evolve as necessary to meet the changing needs of our members.
Year of the Dragon 2024 and the launch of Our Stories: Collecting the oral histories of the Chinese community in Wales.
The Chinese Autism Support Group was founded by our autism specialist Hazel Lim. We have run autism projects specifically focused on improving the lives of Chinese families living with autism and related conditions.
Linking volunteers and the elderly people with technology to enhance wellbeing and end isolation. Also include Welsh culture elements promotion in the project.
Our professional counsellors provide a safe, confidential space to explore your concerns and find solutions. We support mental health, difficult life events, and emotional challenges. Services available in Mandarin, Cantonese, Hakka, and English.
Organising social, cultural, and educational events to promote diversity and inclusion and to participate in the promotion of a multicultural society. These programs aim to celebrate the diversity of different cultures and promote cross-cultural understanding and appreciation.
Providing advice, information, and referrals to individuals, as well as casework advocacy to help address their needs. These services aim to empower individuals by providing them with the support they need to access their rights and entitlements, and to feel included and connected to their communities.
We are proud to be one of the organisations supporting victims of all crime, especially hate crime in any form or nature.
Providing translation and interpretation services in Mandarin, Cantonese, English and Welsh. These services aim to break down language barriers and facilitate effective communication between individuals and organizations, promoting understanding and integration.
Providing physical and social activities that promote wellbeing, as well as the multilingual counselling service. These services aim to promote physical and mental health, and help individuals stay healthy, feel included and connected to their communities.
The Chinese older population in Wales faces isolation due to language barriers and dispersed families. CIWA provides social, physical, and outdoor activities for adults 50+ to help them stay healthy, active, and connected.
Providing a Chinese language benefit service in Wales to empower community members by helping them understand their rights and assist them in claiming what they are entitled to.
We will be running different activities for young people, including social, physical and study group activities.
