As we come to the end of the financial year, Carers Wales have launched their annual Track the Act survey for unpaid carers' experiences over the last year since last April 2025.

This is a 6-week course consisting of one 2.5-hour session each week. It helps adults who care for someone with a long-term health condition to maintain and improve their quality of life through self-management.

Have you taken a career break to care for someone? Thinking about returning to work?

People in the following groups do not count towards the number of adults resident in a dwelling, the resulting discount can be 25%, 50% or a full exemption depending on the mix of occupants and what discounts are applicable:

Sign up to attend the event.

Health and Care Research Wales is inviting:

• Parents and carers of children aged seven and under, particularly those who are less often heard or face barriers to care

• Professionals working in dentistry, optometry, pharmacy, health visiting services and the voluntary sector

Survey closes on the 23rd March, click here to complete

You are invited to the Welsh Unpaid Carers Hastings

 Date -  Wednesday April 15th

Time - 7pm to 9pm

Location - Online via Zoom

How can the next Welsh Government strengthen communities to build a more cohesive Wales?

Webinar: Wednesday 25th March 1:30pm - 2:45pm

Does the law support you as an unpaid carer?

Tell Carers Wales by completing the Track the Act survey here

The next Meeting will be held on 18th March 2026 between 11am to 1pm, at Bridge Between Community Centre, Heol Y Llongau, Barry CF63 4AT.

We will be providing information and advice relating to unpaid carers from 18 to 27 March 2026 in both Penarth and Barry.

Sessions available in March 2026.

We are reaching out to you regarding the Bereavement Feedback Questionnaire developed by the Bereavement Support Service, within Cardiff and Vale University Health Board

Running from 17–21 March 2026, this initiative will bring residents of all ages together to refresh a public space, strengthen community pride, and re‑imagine what Llantwit Major can become.

Carers Trust has teamed up with Energy Saving Trust to produce energy saving advice specifically for unpaid carers via interactive online modules.

Carers can sign up by using this link https://carers.org/energyadvice.

There is also a Welsh language version at https://energysavingtrust.reach360.com/register/7bd8fe13-4425-40c

The Index for children and young people with disabilities or additional needs has published its Winter Edition Newsletter

Index Newsletter Winter Edition 2026 Bilingual

Thursday 2 April 2026 | 12:30–1:30pm | Online (MS Teams) Have you taken a career break to care for someone? Thinking about returning to work?

Information and Support Centres

Our centres provide information, support and signposting for patients, carers, visitors and staff on a wide range of health issues including:

That’s why we’re opening our doors and would love to invite you to join us at our Open Day.

When - 11AM - 2PM

Where - Moss Rose Cottage Rumney, CF3 3EB

Register your interest by Monday 2 March

Who can apply?

Organisations who support unpaid carers based in Wales or working in Wales.

Funding details:

Total available: approximately £1.5m
Minimum grant: £20,000
Deadline: 10am, 23 March 2026