Public Health Wales has published a new practical tool that details how actively using behavioural science to better understand human behaviour can lead to more effective communication.

A new report published today by Public Health Wales’s First 1000 Days Programme describes how parents, communities and wider society can work together to give children in Wales the best start in life.

While vaccinations are the most effective way to save lives and protect public health worldwide, public hesitancy, driven by misinformation, can reduce the success of vaccination programmes, disease elimination, or eradication, says a new report from Public Health Wales.

If you are on our centralised waiting list for an NHS dentist, and have not yet responded to the text message or letter sent out in January, you will receive a text message from NHS Wales this week.

We are seeing an increase in COVID-19 infections and other respiratory viruses across Cardiff and Vale, including within our hospitals and across community settings.

The Welsh Government has announced key changes to the COVID-19 Mass Vaccination Programme.

Cardiff and Vale University Health Board is holding a two recruitment events simultaneously on 30 March this year, showcasing roles for nurses, midwives, as well as HCSW (Healthcare Support Workers). The event will be held at the Cochrane Building, University Hospital of Wales.

The healthcare team at HMP Cardiff work as part of a multi-disciplinary team that are involved in providing care to prisoners with a wide range of mental and physical health problems, organising admissions and the discharge of prisoners, and assessing, planning and evaluating care.

"It is essential that unpaid carers are supported to prioritise their own health and well-being alongside caring."

That’s the message from Deputy Minister for Social Services Julie Morgan ahead of Young Carers Action Day, and as the Welsh Government’s publishes its first annual report for the Carers Delivery Plan.

Health Minister Eluned Morgan has today announced increased funding to widen access to Wales’ long-Covid services, including for people experiencing other long-term conditions.

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Mae Dangos, y prosiect hyfforddiant ymwybyddiaeth ariannol ar-lein yng Nghymru, wedi cael ei adnewyddu am drydedd flwyddyn gan Lywodraeth Cymru. Eleni mae Dangos yn ymestyn o’i gyrsiau sylfaenol a chanolradd i gynnig mwy o sesiynau pwrpasol:

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Dangos, the free online financial awareness training project in Wales, has been renewed for a third year by Welsh Government.  This year Dangos is extending from its basic and intermediate courses to offer more dedicated sessions:

-   Support for children and young people 

- Support for older people and those in need of care 

Applications are open now until Friday, March 24th, 2023.

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The survey should take approximately 10 minutes to complete, and all responses are anonymous. The survey will be open until 31st March 2023 and will inform follow up workshops in April/May 2023, where participants will have an opportunity to hear about the survey results and help develop the Vision and Framework further.

Are you an unpaid carer, looking after someone who lives in the Vale of Glamorgan? Vale of Glamorgan Council Carers Services are holding an event for unpaid carers on 30 March 2023 at Barry Memorial Hall between 1pm and 6pm

Date:23rd March 2023 10.30am - 12.00pm

Location : Online

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