ABOUT US
Tir Coed is a charity that engages people with woodlands through volunteering, training and bespoke activities that increase well-being, develop skills and improve woodlands for the benefit of everyone
Over the past 20 years Tir Coed has developed a comprehensive engagement model that supports people as they develop, from first step engagement through to employment. All of the work carried out by volunteers and trainees improves the health of the woodland and its accessibility for the benefit of the whole community.
Our aim
VISION
Thriving sustainable rural communities integrated with the natural environment.
MISSION
To unlock the potential of woodlands to provide a community facility, educational and health activities, and to create job opportunities for disadvantaged individuals in rural Wales. With the aim to make positive lasting change.
Our model
Over the last 20 years Tir Coed have become experts on how best to engage people with woodland activities. The following model shows the theory of change our participants have progressed through time and time again:
TIR COED ENGAGEMENT MODEL
History
Working with communities and woodlands since 1998
Our team
Meet the team
Chief Executive Officer
Development Director
Finance Director
Administration and Finance Officer
Communications and Marketing Manager
Accreditation Manager
Training and Accreditation Officer
Project Manager
Development Officer
PhD Student
Ceredigion Co-ordinator
Ceredigion Mentor
Ceredigion Activity Leader
Ceredigion Activity Leader
Carmarthenshire Co-ordinator
Carmarthenshire Mentor
Carmarthenshire Activity Leader
Carmarthenshire Activity Leader
Pembrokeshire Co-ordinator
Pembrokeshire Mentor
Pembrokeshire Activity Leader
Pembrokeshire Activity Leader
Powys Co-ordinator
Powys Mentor
Powys Activity Leader
Powys Activity Leader
Trustees
Anna Prytherch (Chairperson) | Guy Evans | Hannah Wilcox Brooke
Leila Sharland | Roger Thomas | Ross Lister
Tabitha Binding | Sue Gineley
FREELANCE TUTORS
Our Cynnig Cymraeg – Welsh Offer
Tir Coed is extremely proud of its Welsh roots. As an organisation, we are keen to actively connect and engage communities with our work through the use of the Welsh language. We operate bilingually in all areas of our work, and we are fully committed to continually developing and expanding our use of the language.
As part of our Cynnig Cymraeg / Welsh language offer:
You can:
- Participate in courses through the medium of Welsh*, and have access to supporting materials in Welsh or bilingually
- Contact us in Welsh by phone, email or via social media
- Speak Welsh with staff and volunteers who are wearing the orange ‘I speak Welsh’ badge
We will:
- Encourage our staff to use their Welsh language skills and give them the opportunity to learn
- Continue to maintain our fully bilingual website
*Where Welsh-speaking tutors are not available we can offer a translation service. We aim to expand our current provision.
We welcome feedback about our Welsh language provision so that we can continue to improve.
Our partners
Supporters & Funders
