The latest phase of the Welsh Government’s Keep Wales Safe campaign which aims to ‘disrupt the transmission’ of COVID-19 is launching today (Monday 6 December).

We are pleased to publish the Annual Equality report and Workforce Report for 2020 – 21.

Statement from Dr Meng Khaw, National Director for Health Protection and Screening Services for Public Health Wales

Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan – like the rest of the UK - is currently facing unprecedented demand for health and social care services.

The latest phase of the Welsh Government’s Keep Wales Safe campaign which aims to ‘disrupt the transmission’ of COVID-19 is launching today (Monday 6 December).

Record levels of more than £260m will be invested in training healthcare professionals in Wales in an effort to help the NHS respond to the pandemic and challenges in the future.

The branch meets for a monthly lunch at The Cherry Orchard, Barry Road, Barry.

Penarth Ageing Well Club is looking for speakers to come to their weekly meetings.

A fund to tackle loneliness and social isolation will help grass root organisations bring communities together across Wales.

Third Sector Support Wales has made funding available for winter pressures. Deadline for applications is 3pm on Tuesday, 14th December 2021

Third Sector Support Wales has made funding available for winter pressures. Deadline for applications is 3pm on Tuesday, 14th December 2021

A new Health Impact Assessment conducted by Public Health Wales highlights how the Coronavirus pandemic has demonstrated that having a safe, secure home is essential for our health, wellbeing and equity, and what needs to be done to ensure that this is the reality for most people.

On Carers Rights Day (25 November 2021), new research by Public Health Wales’ Research and Evaluation Division and Swansea University, has found that unpaid carers have markedly poorer health than the general population in Wales; but that being in paid, secure employment and/or education whilst caring for others is associated with higher wellbeing amongst unpaid carers.

Cardiff and Vale University Health Board has launched a new ‘Single Point of Access’ for professionals working with children and young people with emotional wellbeing or mental health challenges.

Cardiff and Vale University Health Board (UHB) has developed a brand-new website, co-produced with children and young people to offer useful information and resources on emotional wellbeing and mental health.

Following the notification that the landlord had served notice on the building and the subsequent decision of the GP Practice to hand back their General Medical Services (GMS) contract, the two organisations have committed to explore options to maintain GP Services for the local community from April 2022.

Health Minister Eluned Morgan today (1 December) announced new changes to the GP contract to help to improve access to appointments.

A Family Drug and Alcohol Court (FDAC) pilot has been launched in Wales offering an alternative family court for children’s care and help keep families together.

On Carers’ Rights Day Deputy Minister for Social Services Julie Morgan has outlined how £7m Welsh Government funding will support unpaid carers in recognition of the vital support they provide to the people they care for.

A first of its kind national framework for prevention, diagnosis, treatment and support for alcohol-related brain damage (ARBD) has today been published by the Deputy Minister for Mental Health and Wellbeing, Lynne Neagle.