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Môn Community Link 01248 725745
[email protected] and we will be more than happy to help in any way we can. Our general office is available to contact on 01248 724944 for any other enquiries. Your Local Asset Coordinator is still available to speak to you over the phone and will try to conduct more keep in touch calls during this time. mon_community_link_directory_of_phone_support_services.pdf ![]() New Information Booklet on the Medrwn Mon website: www.medrwnmon.org
The purpose of this book is to try and help Anglesey residents to know about some of the services that are available to support them. There are hard copies available, so please contact us if you require any hard copies. The booklet itself is bilingual. For more information please contact Mon Community Link. Click HERE to see the English version online or download. |
![]() Medrwn Mon July 2024 Newsletter HERE
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Support available on Anglesey in respect of the cost of living emergency
Anglesey Hubs Network / Community Groups
There is a lot of advice and sources of information available, and it can be very complicated. This is a summary of the MAIN financial help, sources of information and the most up-to-date support available
Click HERE to find out more
Anglesey Hubs Network / Community Groups
There is a lot of advice and sources of information available, and it can be very complicated. This is a summary of the MAIN financial help, sources of information and the most up-to-date support available
Click HERE to find out more
Citizen's Advice presentation to our OMI Anglesey Centre of Mission members
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Additional services and extra support
This is page dedicated to the range of services offered by businesses across Anglesey, offering support due to the Covid19 pandemic crisis. The content has been taken from various channels, from social media to posters. Included are butchers, shops, fruit and veg sellers, cafes selling hot food, even a handyman etc. Some are localised to small area eg Amlwch or Ty Croes many Island wide. This information is updated regularly. |
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You’re not alone. We’re here for you and we can help and support you.
Organisations working to safeguard and protect people who experience abuse or are the victims of crime have joined forces to ensure that older people can get the support they need to keep them safe and protected during this difficult time. And they have a simple message for older people in Wales who may be at risk: You’re not alone. We’re here for you and we can help and support you... Read More
Organisations working to safeguard and protect people who experience abuse or are the victims of crime have joined forces to ensure that older people can get the support they need to keep them safe and protected during this difficult time. And they have a simple message for older people in Wales who may be at risk: You’re not alone. We’re here for you and we can help and support you... Read More

Anglesey SVP
Thanks to everyone for their support and to inform parishioners what Holyhead SVP have achieved in the past year. A brief Summary Report Here
Thanks to everyone for their support and to inform parishioners what Holyhead SVP have achieved in the past year. A brief Summary Report Here
The Liturgy Office have produced additional resources, some of it based on formation of ministers of consolation.
- Vigil at Home (pdf)
Prayers to support the period of waiting when someone is very ill in hospital/ care-home. - When someone has died (pdf)
ideas for support and prayer - Simple support ideas (pdf)
some practical ways of supporting the bereaved at this time - Service of remembrance (pdf)
An outline and prayers together with ideas for preparation for a service for a group unable to attend the funeral and either in the same household or able to connect via social media. - Readings for Funerals
Violence Prevention Unit - Bystander Research Survey
The Wales Violence Prevention Unit has secured funding from Public Health Wales to deliver vital domestic abuse research, in partnership with the University of Exeter. The research will investigate the experiences and behaviours of those who witness or have concerns about domestic violence and abuse and its warning signs during COVID-19.
As part of this research, the team is asking members of the Welsh public to anonymously share their experience of witnessing or having concerns about domestic abuse during the pandemic, so bystanders can be equipped with the right knowledge, skills and training necessary to safely intervene and help more people in the future.
Please visit www.violencepreventionwales.co.uk/survey and follow the link to download the Participant Information Sheet, before deciding whether to take part in the survey.
Twitter: @WalesVPU
Facebook: WalesVPU
Instagram: @walesvpu
The Wales Violence Prevention Unit has secured funding from Public Health Wales to deliver vital domestic abuse research, in partnership with the University of Exeter. The research will investigate the experiences and behaviours of those who witness or have concerns about domestic violence and abuse and its warning signs during COVID-19.
As part of this research, the team is asking members of the Welsh public to anonymously share their experience of witnessing or having concerns about domestic abuse during the pandemic, so bystanders can be equipped with the right knowledge, skills and training necessary to safely intervene and help more people in the future.
Please visit www.violencepreventionwales.co.uk/survey and follow the link to download the Participant Information Sheet, before deciding whether to take part in the survey.
Twitter: @WalesVPU
Facebook: WalesVPU
Instagram: @walesvpu

NBCW publishes practical booklet on domestic abuse
In order to raise awareness within the Catholic community of domestic abuse and the impact upon victims and their children, the National Board of Catholic Women (NBCW) has released a booklet that offers pastoral care and guidance.
Commending the booklet, the Bishops' Conference Liaison to the NBCW, Abbot Hugh Allan, O.Praem, believes its publication is particularly timely:
"At a time when the crisis around the pandemic has seen an increase in cases of domestic abuse, this timely booklet from the National Board of Catholic Women (NBCW) is an excellent resource for all of us. Read More
DOWNLOAD THE BOOKLET HERE:
In order to raise awareness within the Catholic community of domestic abuse and the impact upon victims and their children, the National Board of Catholic Women (NBCW) has released a booklet that offers pastoral care and guidance.
Commending the booklet, the Bishops' Conference Liaison to the NBCW, Abbot Hugh Allan, O.Praem, believes its publication is particularly timely:
"At a time when the crisis around the pandemic has seen an increase in cases of domestic abuse, this timely booklet from the National Board of Catholic Women (NBCW) is an excellent resource for all of us. Read More
DOWNLOAD THE BOOKLET HERE:
Bishops issue guidance to parishes on support for victims of domestic abuse
The guidance you can find in this section includes information about how parishes can raise awareness of the issue, including a list of helplines and information about how to safely get help.
Bishop John Sherrington, who chairs the Domestic Abuse Group, said:
“Every person has a right to live their life free from violence, abuse, intimidation and fear. Catholic parishes can play an important role in the fighting the scourge of domestic abuse... My thanks go to those organisations and individuals already working so hard to ensure that people suffering domestic abuse can live safe lives.
“Every local situation will differ and so our new guidance is designed to be used as an introduction to start a local project. I hope that Catholics and parishes will be inspired to take this up in their local area.
“Violence of this kind should never be tolerated or justified. It is an offence against the dignity of the human person.”
The guidance you can find in this section includes information about how parishes can raise awareness of the issue, including a list of helplines and information about how to safely get help.
Bishop John Sherrington, who chairs the Domestic Abuse Group, said:
“Every person has a right to live their life free from violence, abuse, intimidation and fear. Catholic parishes can play an important role in the fighting the scourge of domestic abuse... My thanks go to those organisations and individuals already working so hard to ensure that people suffering domestic abuse can live safe lives.
“Every local situation will differ and so our new guidance is designed to be used as an introduction to start a local project. I hope that Catholics and parishes will be inspired to take this up in their local area.
“Violence of this kind should never be tolerated or justified. It is an offence against the dignity of the human person.”
Domestic Abuse Advice for Parishes
Every person has a right to live their life free from violence, abuse, intimidation and fear. Catholic parishes can play an important role in supporting people and fighting the scourge of domestic abuse Helplines and Information In this section you will find information about how to report domestic abuse or get help. If you are in immediate danger phone 999 and ask for the police. |
Helping Hands
We are a group, from St Mary's Holyhead, offering support to those who are vulnerable. We are here to help with shopping, getting medication, answering questions , giving information or just being there to talk. If you need our help or want to join our group them please let us know by phoning Christine Hunt on 01407 763971.
We are a group, from St Mary's Holyhead, offering support to those who are vulnerable. We are here to help with shopping, getting medication, answering questions , giving information or just being there to talk. If you need our help or want to join our group them please let us know by phoning Christine Hunt on 01407 763971.