Employers paying staff a real living wage or above can protect and support good health and wellbeing for both the individual and society as a whole, experts at Public Health Wales have said.

Joint letter to UK government. The UK government has been urged to increase the amount of funding available for NHS pay. Ahead of the Autumn statement, Scottish Health Secretary Humza Yousaf and Welsh Health Minister Eluned Morgan have written to UK Health Secretary Steve Barclay to ask for additional funding to help avert strike action this winter in the NHS.

The concert is on Sunday, 11th December at 3pm in St John’s Church, tickets are £10 and include festive refreshments (no charge for children under 18).  There will also be a grand raffle for £1 a ticket.  The audience will also have the opportunity to air their voices with some well-known and well-loved carols.

Delivering the food

Your Volunteer Questions answered

Recording for our radio show

Providing befriending services in an outdoor environment

Providing guidance and support to prisoners’ family & friends

Supporting the food donations

If you are looking for mental health organisations or resources in Cardiff and the Vale we have links and information in two cavamh directories

Learning from the pandemic to make a better future

16 November - Newport

24 November - Llandudno Junction

Why do certain polices, services or communications just seem to ‘work’, improving or protecting people’s health and wellbeing, while others fade, or worse never start to shine? This question confronts practitioners and policy makers on an almost daily basis.

Comedian Adam Kay joined patients and staff to celebrate the award-winning South Wales Neuroendocrine Cancer Service and support the Neuroendocrine Cancer Fund.

The Vale of Glamorgan Council has launched its Warm Welcome – Croeso Cynnes for Autumn and Winter 2022/23. As part of the Council’s work to support citizens during the cost-of-living crisis, the scheme opens up locations across the Vale to create a network of community spaces.

Cardiff Council and Vale of Glamorgan Council in partnership with C3SC and GVS have allocated £30,000 in total, to fund innovative third sector sustainable preventative community activities and services in Cardiff and the Vale. 

Grants to support organisations and activities that use physical activity to enable disabled people and those who face disadvantage to fulfil their potential and to develop personal and life skills.

Up to £120k available for Core Costs to support essential organisational and administrative spending. These are the key expenses required to keep your organisation running.

The Ironmongers’ Company wishes to support projects seeking up to £10k that provide opportunities for disadvantaged children and young people to fulfil their potential.

Up to £25k for applications that fall into one of the five core categories below; Arts and Heritage, Education, Environment, Health, Social or Economic Disadvantage.