The Community Development Foundation works with other individuals and organisations in the UK and Europe.
In Scotland, Scottish Community Development Centre is the designated National Development Centre for community development in Scotland.
CDF Wales' main role is to work with partners throughout Wales to influence, support and strengthen good community development practice and policies. In late 2009, CDF Wales will be working towards independence. Click here to find out more about the organisation's priorities and vision.
CDF’s board includes a Trustee from Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales. The four nations trustee sub-committee brings together trustees and relevant staff across the UK to discuss and exchange practice expertise and knowledge.
The terms of reference for the Four Nations sub-committee are available here
Expertise, knowledge and understanding from across Europe and the world also features in this work.
Under the Welsh Language Act 1993 every public body providing services to the public in Wales has to prepare a scheme setting out how it will provide those services in Welsh. This document outlines CDF’s scheme.
Click here to download in English
Click here to download in Welsh
The scheme is currently in draft format. Please send any comments through to Jayne Humm, Co-Director, Community Development at jayne.humm@cdf.org.uk.
For further information about work in Wales, contact Liz Court, Head of CDF Wales
For further information, contact Jayne Humm, Co-Director of Community Development