Following a successful taster of Street Dance for children and young people with disabilities, Sense Cymru can now confirm they have a weekly session booked in starting from Thursday 16th February 4.15 – 5.15 pm.

The State of Older People’s Housing in Wales was launched yesterday at an event at the Senedd. The report reveals that many older people in Wales are living in dangerous housing and need urgent help to tackle disrepair and maintain their safety and independence.

Tickets: £15 per person (booking fee applies). Ticket price includes Tea & Cake.

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

Diabetes are surveying the experiences of diabetes care in Wales.

Survey closing date: 20th February

Full time Fixed term to March 2024, with potential for permanent
Tongwynlais, Cardiff with fully flexible agile working options £22,827 to £24,028  Closing date for applications: 21 February 2023
Interview date: 1 March 2023 

In November 2021 Welsh Government unveiled a Young Person’s Guarantee – a commitment that everyone under the age of 25 would have the offer of support to gain a place in education or training, find a job or become self-employed.

On Tuesday, 28 February 2023 (5:00pm-6:00pm) we’ll be delivering an information session all about Fibromyalgia. This is a free online information session.

Youth Event

For February’s Monthly Briefing please click here.

Befriend a local young person in care

Volunteering .. Is it for you?

Activities supporting mental health

Royal College of Physicians (RCP) launches new report on acute oncology services in Wales, click here, calling for investment in emergency cancer care at the front door.

Raising awareness of bowel cancer

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Adult Community Learning in the Vale, telephone Get Back on Track to book your place 01446 733762, or email palmerstoncentre@valeofglamorgan.gov.uk

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

Early education, screening by frontline services and continued support through post-recovery are among the actions needed if Wales wants to reduce the devastating harms caused by gambling, says a new report from Public Health Wales.

The Welsh Government has today set out its plans to address the challenges of staffing the Welsh NHS.