Healthcare Support Worker Hannah Rosewell has been named May’s Health Hero in recognition of her outstanding care and compassion for emergency gynaecology patients.

When Charles Gibbs was approaching his 30s, he started noticing small but significant changes to his physical health.

Autism Spectrum Connections Cymru’s second Dungeons and Dragons group is now up and running. It offers the opportunity to connect with others, build confidence and boost your wellbeing through the structure of this popular role-playing game.

On the 19th May, Craig Maxwell will begin an extraordinary rowing journey which will take him from Tenby to Cardiff, with the aim of raising £250 000 for QuicDNA Max.

Cardiff and Vale University Health Board was recognised twice for excellence at the Vaccination Saves Lives (VSL) Awards 2025.

Children and young people with care experience gathered in Cardiff over the weekend for Wales' fourth annual care summit.

A robust Academic Public Health Research (APHR) environment in Wales is crucial for addressing population health challenges, advancing innovation, and supporting economic growth.

An on-going investigation into cases of cryptosporidium at a Cowbridge farm has now confirmed 74 cases.

A free and confidential online HIV testing service will be expanded with new funding to support measures to eliminate new transmissions.

Children’s playgrounds and play spaces across Wales are to be improved so youngsters have better opportunities to play within their local communities.

Community is vital for our mental health and wellbeing, and is this year’s theme for Mental Health Awareness Week.

Monday 12 May is International Nurses Day. 

Our Family & Friends Insight Sessions are here to help you or someone you know navigate the challenges of a loved one’s alcohol or drug use - or their recovery. Join us for an insightful session led by Susie Boxall from the Recovery and Wellbeing College.

Mental Health & Wellbeing survey for young people 11-25 years. Your thoughts and views can have an impact.

New findings from Public Health Wales, in partnership with The School Health Research Network at Cardiff University, show that secondary school aged girls have much higher rates of self-reported problematic social media use than boys. 

With International Day of the Midwife last Monday and International Nurses Day approaching we are delighted that three Cardiff and Vale UHB colleagues have secured Florence Nightingale Foundation Leadership Scholarships.

People across Wales are being encouraged to download the NHS Wales App to access a wide range of services digitally.

The Vale 50+ Strategy Forum is excited to announce their second of three community events for this year. Join us on Thursday, May 22^nd from 2 PM to 4 PM at CF61, Station Road, Llantwit Major, CF61 1ST

Public Health Wales invites colleagues and partners across NHS Wales to contact its Behavioural Science Unit (BSU) to explore how behavioural science can help improve their work, supported by insights from the unit’s newly published annual report. 

Organisations across Cardiff and Vale came together for the formal launch of the new Director of Public Health annual report.