The Cardiff Neuro-Oncology Centre has been awarded the Tessa Jowell Centre of Excellence status by the Tessa Jowell Brain Cancer Mission (TJBCM).  

Thousands of patients in Cardiff and Vale are having operations for cataracts in mobile theatres to help increase capacity and cut waiting times.

Climate change poses a ‘serious health risk’ to the most vulnerable in Wales, Chief Medical Officer Frank Atherton has warned in his annual report.

An ambitious plan setting out 26 actions to eliminate new HIV infections, improve quality of life and end stigma by 2030 has been published today (Tuesday 14 June) by the Welsh Government.

Musical Memories every Tuesday. Musical Memories is a fun and interactive traditional singalong that takes you on a musical journey each week.

Ty Hapus seasonal walk in Penarth on 1st July 2022.

Paul Bostock has been appointed as Chief Operating Officer at Cardiff and Vale University Health Board.

Staff from Cardiff and Vale UHB have been recognised in the very first Moondance Cancer Awards for their achievements and innovations in cancer services over the last two years.

Cardiff and Vale University Health Board is inviting people living with long-term conditions to contribute to reshaping rehabilitation services.

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Please click the link to see the latest bulletin from the Wales Council of the Blind.

GVS in partnership with The Vale of Glamorgan Council invites you to a discussion about the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) and what this means for the Vale of Glamorgan. As one of the key investment priorities is ‘Community and Place’ this would be a great opportunity to discuss how our voluntary sector in the Vale can utilise this fund to deliver some great outcomes over the next three years.

Here are some tips and advice on how to stay sun safe this Sun Awareness Week and Skin Cancer Awareness Month…

Join MS Society Cymru on zoom for a fun summer themed quiz.

Motion Control Dance aims to enrich lives through movement whist creating positive attributes for life. We believe that our inclusive teaching methods boost self confidence and broaden horizons, making us the best community dance charity in the Vale.

Cardiff and District RAYNET will be attending the Barry Scout and Guide fete on Saturday 2nd July. The purpose of the visit is to raise awareness of the services RAYNET can provide to the community.

Grants are available at two levels; small grants of under £25,000 and larger grants of up to £250,000. Grants can be used to improve community facilities.

The introductory event of the Towards a Social Prescribing Evaluation Framework was on Thursday 26th May.

The National Lottery Community Fund is offering grants from £10,001 to £350,000 that address climate change in communities and help people live in a more sustainable way.

The service provides regular one on one support through volunteers over ten sessions, either in person, over the phone, over video call or through letters.