This Fund aims to provide capital resources for projects that support independent living in the community for people with care and support needs, and to provide intermediate care settings in the community so that people who need care, support and rehabilitation can return to living independently or maintain their existing independence. Deadline is 12 noon on Friday 15th August 2025.

The Improving Access to Food grant aims to help communities tackle food insecurity by supporting projects that improve access to healthy, nutritious food.  All funding to be spent by end of March 2026 with a deadline for applications 5th September 2025.

Volunteer Secretary to play an incredibly important part to help the charity run smoothly

We are hosting the Big Volunteering Fayre at the Memo Arts Centre, Barry on 28th January 2026. This is a great opportunity for you to promote your opportunities and recruit volunteers to support your organisation. 

The Vinehill Trust is inviting applications from small charities across the UK that are addressing physical or mental health challenges, particularly in disadvantaged or underrepresented communities. Grants of up to £25,000 per year for three years are available

The Kitchen Table Charities Trust (KTCT) offers focused small grants of typically up to £6,000 to UK-registered charities or local organisations operating abroad, with an emphasis on sustainable, grassroots development.

Join our team of Watchkeepers. They are a team of people who’ve quickly become part of the heart of the seafront, working alongside search and rescue teams to protect people’s safety

We’re proud to announce that the Emergency Unit at the University Hospital of Wales (UHW) has been awarded a bronze accreditation by the Royal College of Emergency Medicine’s (RCEM) GreenED programme.

Colleagues from Cardiff and Vale University Health Board, Cardiff University and Hywel Dda University Health Board joined forces to support ParalympicsGB with the classification process for athletes ahead of the Paris 2025 Summer Paralympic Games.

The team driving a campaign to eliminate unnecessary glove use across Cardiff and Vale University Health Board and beyond has received national recognition.

Dr Natalie Elliott has been working with Public Health Network Cymru and the Dementia Programme Team to organise this free online webinar on 17th July 1.15-2.45pm.

The Forum is excited to announce their third community event for this year. Join us on Thursday, 17^th July from 2pm to 4pm at Barry Library, 160 Kings Square, Barry, CF63 4RW.

Many parents in Wales feel overwhelmed, isolated, and unsure where to turn for help during the early years of raising a child, according to a new report from Public Health Wales. 

Public Health Wales welcomes plans for a national lung screening programme, which will enable earlier diagnosis and treatment of cancers and ultimately save lives.

Public Health Wales is urging people not to become complacent about their sexual health. Advice includes practising safe sex, getting regularly tested and taking up a new vaccine.

Following the most recent meeting of the multi-agency Outbreak Control Team on 18 June 2025, the cryptosporidium outbreak associated with Cowbridge Farm Shop at Marlborough Grange Farm, Cross Ways, Cowbridge, has officially been declared over.

A new guide has been launched to help parents feel more confident when their child is unwell and know where to go for the right help at the right time.

Cardiff and Vale University Health Board was delighted when its Digital Nursing team was shortlisted for two Health Service Journal (HSJ) Awards earlier this month.

Cardiff and Vale University Health Board is delighted to announce colleagues based at the University Hospital of Wales have won the Exceptional Promotion Initiative at the NHS Blood and Transplant / British Transplant Society Joint Congress Awards 2025. 

Three powerful apps are now available to tackle Wales' growing diabetes challenge – complementing a successful face-to-face programme that has already helped more than 10,000 people.