We go into 2022 with optimism for a year less dominated by COVID but with significant concern around the pressures facing the NHS and social care. The capacity issues that both workforces are experiencing has a direct and deep impact on unpaid carers across our nation who, ultimately, are the ones delivering much of the additional care required.

Cardiff and Vale University Health Board’s Primary Care Optometry Team recently held its first optometry service for homeless citizens in Cardiff.

A major new public health campaign to raise awareness of the gambling harms women experience, how to spot the early warning signs of harmful gambling and signpost the steps they can take to keep their gambling under control. 

Sefyll has a three day online event around co-production in mental health services in Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan. Includes local, national and international speakers, workshops and creative activities.

For the latest Wales Council of the Blind Bulletin click this link

Mental Health First Aid Wales have a job vacancy for a Relevant Persons Representative/Advocate. Please click the links for more information and an Application Form.

It’s very common for multiple sclerosis to cause eye problems, and many people with MS have problems with their vision at one time or another.

To see our current list of Social and physical activity online, please click the relevant link.

To see the letter which was issued to social care providers with a summary of recent changes to TTP policies.