Home Instead Cardiff has partnered with Re-Engage to run a variety of activity sessions for the over 75s across the Vale.

The Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014 requires each region in Wales to prepare and publish a Population Needs Assessment every five years. The assessment will focus on gaining a more detailed understanding of the needs for care and support amongst different groups of people within the population, and will help improve the range of care and support services we have now, and plan for what we will need in the years to come.

In September 2020, the South Wales Trauma Network was established, marking a major step forward in the delivery of emergency care across South Wales, West Wales and South Powys. The network which is made up of hospitals, emergency response services and rehabilitation services, ensures patients with life-threatening and life-changing injuries receive the best possible treatment and care.

Jabs for 12-15 year olds and boosters for the over-50s have been given the go-ahead in Wales.

The results of the latest ‘How Are We Doing in Wales’ public engagement survey have been released by Public Health Wales.

A new £48m package of funding to support social care in Wales has today (Tuesday September 14) been announced by Deputy Minister for Social Services Julie Morgan.

Read the latest Sylw bulletin from the Wales Council of the Blind.

The Welsh Government will shortly be inviting applications from third sector organisations wishing to apply for funding under the National Bereavement Support Grant scheme, 2021-24.

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The coronavirus pandemic has seen field epidemiologists from around the world take to Twitter to accelerate advancements in the specialism, highlights a new paper co-authored by Professor Daniel Thomas, Consultant Epidemiologist in the Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre at Public Health Wales.

Cardiff and Vale Advocacy Gateway (CVAG) is a single point of contact helpline for adults in Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan to access independent professional advocacy (IPA) or other advocacy based on their care and support needs.

Registered child care premises in Wales will benefit from 100% non-domestic rates relief for an additional three years, the Deputy Minister for Social Services Julie Morgan has announced.

The South Glamorgan Community Health Council (CHC) is the independent watchdog of NHS services across the Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan.

A survey commissioned by Public Health Wales has revealed that just over two thirds of adults in Wales (70 per cent) would happily accept a flu and COVID-19 vaccine at the same time this year, with 89 per cent also happy to accept a COVID-19 booster, if offered.

A new study, published by Public Health Wales today evidences the negative impact that caring responsibilities have on educational participation in those aged 16-22, and how this has greatest impact on those living in the most deprived areas.

It has been a challenging year for everyone. Students and staff are returning to campuses around the UK and vaccinations are more important than ever.

Home Instead have partnered with Re-Engage and we are proud to launch our new monthly activity groups for people over the age of 75 in the Vale of Glamorgan, on Wednesday 8th September.

An expensive but "game-changing" anti-cholesterol drug could soon be offered to hundreds of thousands of people in England and Wales on the NHS.

After just one season of rugby players at a professional team saw a decline in both blood flow to the brain and cognitive function, a new study claims

The registration scheme enables practitioners from across the public health workforce to recognise their skills and knowledge.