Bevan Foundation News

We’re delighted to announce that our ‘Say Croeso!’ Christmas appeal exceeded our target, raising a total of  £2,171 We are extremely grateful to everyone who donated and helped to spread the word. The funds raised will be used to produce […] »

The Welsh Government has published its Draft Budget for 2020/21. Whilst there is still some uncertainty as to the final budget settlement given the recent UK general election, the Bevan Foundation welcomes the Welsh Government’s increased spending on solutions to […] »

What makes migrants call Wales their home? What are their reasons for coming here? What concerns do they have about their future? This International Migrants Day, we’re sharing some of their stories with you. Through our current work on migration […] »

Two new and exciting opportunities to strengthen the Welsh economy working with Wales’ most influential think tank 1. Fair Work Project Officer Circa £30,000 p.a. This is an exciting new role to find innovative ways of increasing ‘fair work’ in […] »

Today marks the start of our Christmas ‘Croeso’ appeal to raise £2,000 for our vital work on inclusion. It may be a controversial topic, but we’re deeply concerned about the plight facing migrants to Wales. Many people from outside the […] »

Our latest Annual Review sets out what we did in financial year 2018/19.   It includes summaries of our key projects and their impact, as well as an overview of our finances and ‘who’s who’. Key projects Over the year we […] »

The Bevan Foundation welcomes the increase to the real Living Wage but says that more needs to be done.   On Monday 11th November the Living Wage Foundation announced the new hourly rate for the Real Living Wage for 2020. […] »

The Bevan Foundation has issued a brand new briefing on the State of Wales today, on affordable housing. Our State of Wales briefings provide authoritative, easy-to-access insights into how different groups of people are faring in Wales. The briefing released today […] »

The Bevan Foundation has received the green light for two projects on the everyday parts of the economy Fair work Fair work can help to achieve a stronger economy, reduce poverty and promote well-being. However, for many it is out […] »

The Bevan Foundation warmly welcomes the recommendation of the Equality, Local Government and Communities Committee that the Welsh Government establish a coherent and integrated Welsh Benefits System for all the means-tested benefits for which it is responsible. The recommendation is […] »