Stories

Latest Stories

New Zealand

Taith funding leads to creation of youth focussed social impact organisation tackling gender-based violence

Worldwide

Boys and Girls Clubs of Wales highlight how international exchange offers life-changing experiences

A group of Gwent and Sarasota cadets some standing and some kneeling together wearing their police uniforms posing for a photo

United States of America

Gwent Police cadets visit to develop skills, learn about international Policing and gain confidence through their cultural exchange

New Zealand

Plan International visit to explore new ways to address gender-based violence

Following the adventures of Taith-funded participants around the world

Explore

Grŵp o bobl ifanc yn eu harddegau yn sefyll o flaen cofeb o’r ail ryfel byd. Mae'r gofeb yn llawn enwau ac mae'r arddegau i'w gweld yn darllen y rhain. A group of teenagers stood in front of a world war 2 memorial. The memorial is full of names and the teenagers seem to be reading these.

Home

Young people sitting in an auditorium with their musical instruments smiling at the camera

Who can take part?

Seven people standing in a line smiling and laughing. They are wearing rugby kit and there is a rugby ball on the ground.

Who can apply?

Grŵp o tuag at 20 oedolion ifanc o flaen addoldy. Mae'r bobl yn y rhes flaen yn eistedd ar stepiau yr addoldy ac y mae'r gweddill yn sefyll y tu ôl iddyn nhw. / A group of around 20 young adults in front a a cathedral. The front row of people are sat on the steps in front of the cathedral, and the rest are stood behind them.

Why participate?

We are pleased to share the stories from some participants of the Taith programme across the Youth sector, who have visited countries all over the world.

View Stories

A view of a lake with mountains in the background. There are some people walking down a path and others can be seen in the distance.