I'm Gonna Be - Cinio Dolig clwb cerdded y Deillion/Xmas dinner, North Wales Society of the Blind

Описание: Fe fwynhaodd 50 o aelodau Clwb cerdded Eryri walking club ginio Nadolig blasus yng Clwb Rygbi Bethesda ddoe (3.12.25)
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Mae’r clwb yn cael ei gynnal gan Cymdeithas Deillion Gogledd Cymru - North Wales Society of The Blind ac yn trefnu teithiau cerdded misol i’r aelodau.
Mae’r aelodau yn ddeillion neu unrhyw un sy’n byw gyda nam golwg.
Mae’r teithiau yn cynnig cyfle i bawb fynd allan i’r awyr iach sy’n fuddiol o ran iechyd ac o ran iechyd meddwl.
Mae pawb yn cyd-dynnu’n hapus a’r sgwrsio wastad yn ddiddorol.
Hefyd yn ymuno ar y teithiau mae partneriaid, ffrindiau a gwirfoddolwyr sydd wedi cael hyfforddiant arbenigol gan y Gymdeithas i dywys yn gywir.
Fe fwynhaodd pawb y cinio Nadolig yn y clwb gydag un o’r gwirfoddolwyr, Ian Joness, yn adlonni gyda’i ganu a’i gitâr.
Trefnwyd raffl hefyd gyda gwobrau gwych.
Diolchodd prif weithredwr y Gymdeithas Steven Thomas i Mark Roberts - sy’n trefnu’r teithiau ac sy’n aelod o fwrdd rheoli’r Gymdeithas – ac i bawb am eu cefnogaeth ar hyd y flwyddyn gan annog unrhyw berson gyda nam golwg i ymuno â ni.
Mae Mark eisoes wedi paratoi rhestr o deithiau i’r Clwb Cerdded ar gyfer y Flwyddyn Newydd.
Os hoffai unrhyw un wybod mwy am ein teithiau, cysylltwch gyda swyddog ymgysylltu’r Gymdeithas, Bethan Sage Williams, 01248 353604 [email protected]

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50 members of the Clwb cerdded Eryri walking club enjoyed a delicious Christmas dinner at Clwb Rygbi Bethesda yesterday (3.12.25).
The club is run by the Cymdeithas Deillion Gogledd Cymru - North Wales Society of The Blind and organises monthly walks for its members.
The members include blind people or anyone living with sight loss.
The walks offer an opportunity for everybody to get out and enjoy some fresh air, which is beneficial for both physical and mental health.
Everyone interacts happily and the conversations are always interesting.
Also joining the walks are partners, friends, and volunteers who have received specialist training by the Society to guide correctly.
Everyone enjoyed the Christmas lunch at the club with one of the volunteers, Ian Jones, entertaining with his singing and guitar.
A raffle with great prizes was held.
Society chief executive Steven Thomas thanked Mark Roberts, who organises the walks and serves on the Society's management board, and everyone for their support throughout the year and encouraged anyone living with sight loss to join us.
Mark has prepared a list of walks for the New Year.
If anyone would like to know more about our walks, please contact the Society’s engagement officer, Bethan Sage Williams, 01238 353604 [email protected]