Publications

The Action Plan sets out how the Welsh Government is meeting its commitments to refugees and asylum seekers in Wales.

Local authorities in Wales have made real progress promoting community cohesion since the launch of the national strategy in 2009.

This is the 1st document of its kind to be produced in the UK. It sets out policy direction for the Welsh Government and our partners in respect of Gypsy and Traveller issues.

This strategy sets out Welsh Government’s priorities for improving community cohesion at a local level.

The Refugee Inclusion Strategy sets out the Welsh Government’s vision of refugee inclusion in Wales.

A step-by-step guide to understanding community dynamics, trends in cohesion and emerging tensions.

The Action Plan which accompanies 'Getting on Together' has been updated to show how the Strategy has been implemented in its first year.

The booklet and leaflet is part of the Welsh Assembly Government’s one Wales plan.

The refurbishment grant is intended to improve the quality of life for Gypsy and Traveller site residents by modernising existing facilities provided on sites by local authorities, and the provision of new facilities on sites where needed.

There is currently very little information on the background, circumstances and needs of refugees living in Wales. This report has been produced in response to this lack of information to inform policy and practice in relation to the community cohesion and integration of Refugees.

The Gypsy Traveller Good Practice Guides will assist Local Authorities when looking to developing new sites and refurbishing existing ones by making suggestions in respect of pitch size, health and safety requirements including fire safety, play areas, communal areas and site management.

The refurbishment grant is intended to improve the quality of life for Gypsy Traveller site residents by modernising existing facilities provided on sites by local authorities, and  the provision of new facilities on sites where needed.

The Gypsy Traveller New Sites Grant Programme is intended to assist local authorities in Wales to provide new residential sites in line with the identified need.

The refurbishment grant is intended to improve the quality of life for Gypsy Traveller site residents by modernising existing facilities provided on sites by local authorities, and the provision of new facilities on sites where needed.

Making Legal Rights a Reality in Wales sets out the Welsh Government and Legal Services Commission shared vision for the next steps in the development of the CLS in Wales, taking into account the principles outlined in Making the Connections, Delivering Beyond Boundaries and Legal Aid Reform: The W ...

The refurbishment grant is intended to improve the quality of life for Gypsy Traveller site residents by modernising existing facilities provided on sites by local authorities, and the provision of new facilities on sites where needed.

The Welsh Assembly Government's Gender Equality Scheme sets out how we plan to promote equality of opportunity for women and men in Wales.

Our Welcome to Wales Pack for Migrant Workers provides a wealth of information about living and working in Wales. The aim is to ensure that migrant workers who come to this country are fully aware of their rights and responsibilities, and to help them fit in with the local community.

For more details on of these please see the full Migrant workers guide on our website, or alternatively contact a Citizen Advice Bureau (CAB), Local Authority (usually as Local Council) or ask at the library.

The Disability Equality Scheme set out on this page represents our first attempt at setting out how we promote equality of opportunity for disabled people and it is part of our vision of creating a socially inclusive Wales.

The aim of this Strategy is to inform and assist the development and delivery of better public services in Wales. The Strategy will embrace all equality and diversity dimensions in making and delivering better policy and promoting equality of opportunity and tackling discrimination.

The Assembly's Second Race Equality Scheme (2005-2008) sets out the Assembly's strategy and policies for promoting race equality; tackling racial discrimination; and promoting good race relations in Wales.