RNID offer a range of services including:

Post diagnostic service - for people who have just had a recent hearing loss diagnosis.

Time for Me - a befriending service for people who have hearing loss.

Help needed in our charity shop

Working together to raise awareness, address stigma, and reduce gambling related harms experienced by women.

Today the Senedd’s Health and Social Care Committee is launching a new inquiry, focusing on mental health inequalities across different groups in society.

Our Health Board continues to face extreme pressures across services which includes maternity. At times we have had to initiate a temporary closure of our Midwifery Led Unit and home birth services to ensure we continue to provide high-quality, safe and effective care. We apologise that temporary closures of this nature are likely to persist as we navigate ongoing pressures through this wave of COVID-19. Our ability to safely maintain these services for women, birthing people and their families remains under constant review.

Help us to help you this winter urges Health Minister Eluned Morgan as more funding to relieve pressures and help the NHS and social care this winter is announced.

The Vale Public Services Board (PSB) is consulting on its second Well-being Assessment  which will be published in April 2022.  The assessment is an important part of the PSB’s work as it covers issues relating to social, economic, cultural and environmental well-being in the Vale.

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

Local community groups and charities operating in the Vale of Glamorgan are encouraged to sign-up to Glamorgan Voluntary Services’ (GVS) membership to gain unrivalled and expert support. GVS supports over 700 organisations and membership is free for 90% of organisations.

Only £10 per session: Being a Trustee - The Essentials, An Introduction to Data Protection (including GDPR), An Introduction to Social Media, How to use Twitter workshop and Getting fit for fundraising

GVS launched its first animated information film for people thinking about volunteering. The film, available in both Welsh and English, sees the journey someone would take when they are thinking of volunteering in their community and what they can expect, along with a host of useful information on volunteering.

Apologies:  in the recent announcement of the appointment of a new Co-ordinator, EVCT gave an incorrect phone number.  Please note that the correct number is 02920 705 138.  We are still able to offer socially-distanced transport for people in need of transport.

Wrap up and help outdoors

Supporting Women to build better lives

Get the message out there

Helping with painting and decorating

A great way to build confidence