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As someone who is working on developing accommodation options for refugees, I've been spending a lot of time recently trying to understand the experiences of those who have gone through the asylum process. Although it can be overwhelming to hear these stories, I've learned a lot from them. I now understand that my role isn't to immediately fix everything, but rather to work towards long-term solutions that meet people's actual needs. At Tai Pawb, we're developing new principles for engaging meaningfully, such as questioning whether the circumstances are right, refining our approach, and recognising and promoting what we have encountered...

My name is Simon Lu and I am the new Anti-Racism Manager in Tai Pawb. I am a proud Welshman of Chinese origin and I’m new to the housing sector...

Tai Pawb is excited to announce our involvement with a new initiative launching across Gwent this year. The Gwent BOOST project, funded by The National Lottery Helping End Homelessness Fund,...

A couple of weeks ago, the Back the Bill coalition were joined by more than 60 people from inside and out of the housing sector in Cardiff Bay, for the...

Menopause as a protected characteristic? As World Menopause Day approaches  - 18th October 2022 - and the conversations around menopause continue to gain momentum, we at Tai Pawb thought we...