Come and enjoy the UK’s greatest totally FREE community watersports festivals around! Join our ‘One stop’ community with an extra special attitude! ‘Adrenaline high octane events on and off the water, supported by the RYA, celebrities and media’.
http://www.thundercatracing.co.uk/

sowing seeds of hope for a brighter tomorrow for the youth of today…
http://www.idaretodream.org/

Venue Cymru is based in Llandudno on the North Wales coast and consists of a theatre, conference centre and Arena.

http://www.venuecymru.co.uk

The Really Good Travel Company is more than just a means of getting from A to B. Personal service and attention to detail feature strongly in our commitment to you, the customer.

http://www.trgtc.co.uk

St John Cymru Wales is one of the country’s leading charities. We touch the lives of almost everyone in Wales because they:

• provide voluntary first aid support to tens of thousands of people annually;
• are the leading provider of first aid training in Wales;
• operate a patient transport service from hospital to home;
• provide exciting and educational youth development programmes within our communities.

http://www.stjohnwales.co.uk

The Search And Rescue Dog Association (Wales) is a voluntary organisation responsible for the training of Rescue Team Members and civilians to become Handlers of air scenting Search Dogs, enabling them to search for missing persons, in the Mountains, lowland, rural and urban areas of Wales.

http://www.sardawales.org.uk/

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents is a registered charity established over 80 years ago and aims to campaign for change, influence opinion, contribute to debate, educate and inform – for the good of all.

http://www.rospa.com

http://www.rnli.org.uk/what_we_do/out_on_a_shout/wales

Volunteer crew members readily exchange leisure, comfort and sleep for cold, wet and fatigue. Their lifesaving work is essential, often difficult and sometimes dangerous.

http://www.rnli.org.uk

Ogwen Valley is the most northerly of the main valleys in the Snowdonia National Park, North Wales, UK. The mountains that surround the valley are about 1000 meters high and the terrain varies quite considerably. We have cliffs that reach about 300-400m in height and are very popular with climbers. The hills to the north of Oggi Base (the Carneddau) are high and open, but there is also open moorland with heather, bracken and sheep, as well as areas of dense forest around Capel Curig. This sort of terrain calls for the team members to be competent in both high angle rescue work as well as open terrain search techniques.

http://www.ogwen-rescue.org.uk