LOTERI CYMRU’S FIRST EVER JACKPOT WINNER ‘PREDICTED’ WIN AFTER FIRST PURCHASE


WALES’ first ever Loteri Cymru jackpot winner says she predicted the win months before her numbers came up. The winner and her husband, from Cardiff, who do not wish to be


named, ‘overwhelming had an feeling’


that she was going to win when they signed up shortly after the lottery launched in April. The young couple are now £25,000


richer Loto+ winner Natalie Rowley with partner George Shouler who won a £1,000 cash prize.


after they matched five numbers in the Loto draw


on Friday 25th August. They


have maintained the same numbers – 2, 9,10, 16 and 30 – since they began playing three months ago. Separately, another Cardiff woman has become


after winning a prize with Loteri


£1,000 richer Cymru. Natalie


Rowley, 26, from Canton, (pictured) won one of 10 coveted loto+ £1,000 monthly giveaways at the end of July, and is now planning a trip to Italy next summer. Loteri


Cymru’s


weekly loto draw has a guaranteed


jackpot of £25,000 - the maximum


the lottery can offer under society lottery rules - with proceeds


raising money


for grassroots community causes throughout Wales. The jackpot isn’t shared, and is guaranteed to every player who matches five of 39 numbers.


Other prizes are on offer for matching numbers,


fewer and Lottery players


have a better than one in nine chance of winning a prize – better than the National


Lotto.


Hanfod Cymru, Loteri Cymru’s nominated charity, recently awarded grants ranging from £200 to


£6,000 to charities in Wales.


FORCES for CHANGE concert will celebrate national veterans’ campaign on World Mental Health Day


Cymru Fostering Service Cymru Gwasanaeth Maethu


We are looking for ordinary people, to do something extraordinary.


Rydyn ni’n chwilio am bobl gyffredin i wneud rhywbeth anghyffredin.


If you believe in children like we do and could provide a loving and stable home for one of these children we want to hear from you.


Os ydych chi’n credu mewn plant fel ni ac os gallwch chi ddarparu cartref cariadus a sefydlog i un o’r plant hyn, rydyn ni eisiau clywed gennych chi.


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Rydym yn darparu’r canlynol:


• Gwell cefnogaeth Hyfforddiant helaeth


• Cyfle i ddatblygu • Cefnogaeth ariannol drwy lwfansau


A wealth of Welsh and international talent will be on stage at the Princess Royal Theatre, Port Talbot on 10th October to celebrate a national 2017 campaign for veterans with mental health problems. FORCES for CHANGE, a Wales-wide 2017 campaign, has seen armed and blue light veterans reaching out to fellow veterans who are experiencing mental health problems. Campaign events have taken place in all 22 counties of Wales, and at the Royal Welsh Show and National Eisteddfod.


The veteran-led campaign is supported by Welsh mental health charity Hafal in partnership with Bipolar UK, Diverse Cymru, CAIS, Care after Combat, Veterans NHS Wales, Carers Wales, Change Step, The Royal British Legion, the National Centre for Mental Health and Hafal Crossroads. The FORCES for CHANGE concert on 10th October - World Mental Health Day 2017 - will serve as a huge thank you to everyone who has taken part in the campaign, and is dedicated to our veterans who have contributed so much to Welsh life. Alun Thomas, Chief Executive of Hafal, said: “The FORCES for CHANGE campaign has struck a chord. At the county events the engagement with the campaign has been very telling. There is clearly a need to ensure veterans feel able to ask for help with their mental health - and that they have access to the support they need. “The concert at the Princess Royal Theatre will be a celebration of the campaign’s achievements and our way of giving something back to armed and blue light service veterans. It promises to be a truly uplifting evening.” Performers on the night include:- • The Concert Veteran Band Wales • Neath Male Voice Choir • Neath Ukulele Band • Kirsten Orsborn - the Royal Marines’ official Forces’ Sweetheart


• Menna Cazel - a soprano with the Dresden Semperoper • Captain Richard Cann • Ysgol Bae Baglan • Neath College


A raffle will also be held on the night, with prizes including a signed shirt from Welsh footballer Gareth Bale, a stay in a Devonshire B&B, a tour of the Principality Stadium for four people and a Samsung tablet. For more information please contact Matt Pearce, Head of Communications, by email at matthew.pearce@hafal.org or by phone on 01792 816600.


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