Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan has embarked on an ambitious programme to introduce the collection of Electronic Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMS) working with My Clinical Outcomes (MCO).

Alzheimer’s Society activities and group services currently running for Cardiff and the Vale.

Data analysts at Public Health Wales have provided the first detailed insight into how young people in Wales were feeling and behaving in the years before and during the pandemic. They have taken the results of a large school based survey and reported the data on a local basis, helping us to understand regional differences in health and wellbeing of young people in Wales for the first time.

A new scheme to help fans get fit through their love of football has been officially launched in Wales. FIT FANS is a collaboration between the Football Association of Wales and the English Football League Trust (EFL Trust), supported by funding from the Welsh Government’s ‘Healthy Weight: Healthy Wales’ programme.

The Economy, Trade, and Rural Affairs Committee of the Welsh Parliament (Senedd) wants to hear from individual voluntary sector organisations, businesses, local authorities, colleges and universities in Wales about their views on Post-EU regional development funding (this includes views on the Shared Prosperity Fund, the Levelling Up Fund and EU Structural Funds).

Ray of Light Cancer Care currently run a group in Barry and also offer a telephone befriending service to anyone affected by cancer. As well as this we run a group in Velindre Cancer Centre on a Tuesday 10:30 – 12:30 and a group in Bridgend Y Bwthyn the last Wednesday of the month 11:30-1:30pm. We run family days, trips and run online groups and a choir group.

The bank holiday weekend is fast approaching, and while some may be celebrating or getting away, our top tips will help prevent accidents or illness interrupting the fun.

Sense has a new block of inclusive street dance sessions starting after the Easter break – Thursday 20th April 4.15pm.

Why not come along we'd love to meet you; did you know only 3% of the population are Blood Donors!

The first release of official statistics on non-melanoma skin cancer (NMSC) - the most common form of cancer in Wales - has shown a seven per cent increase in cases over a four year period.

The number of people who regularly attended needle and syringe programmes (NSP) in Wales in order to access safe equipment to inject drugs, reduced by more than a quarter in 2021-22, compared to 2019-20.

First dates for the Emergency Medical Retrieval and Transfer Services (EMRTS Cymru) engagement sessions have been announced by the Chief Ambulance Services Commissioner (CASC), responsible for leading the all-Wales engagement process.

Friday, 31 March marks Transgender Day of Visibility — an annual event that celebrates transgender and non-binary and raises awareness of the discrimination faced by the community.

Clinicians on a cardiac ward at the University Hospital of Wales have become the first to receive a new award for their positive outcomes for both colleagues and patients.

NHS Wales has published a new report detailing the good progress being made to investigate and learn from hospital-acquired COVID-19 in Wales.

People in the most vulnerable groups are being encouraged to get their Covid-19 booster vaccines in this year's Spring Booster programme.

Today (27 March 2023) marks the first National Supported Internship Day, an initiative launched by Project SEARCH to raise awareness and understanding of education provision for young people with learning disabilities and autism.

Are you looking for new and exciting ways to be more active in the Vale of Glamorgan? Come along to our Health and Wellbeing Fayre!

Member of Senedd for Cardiff Central, Jenny Rathbone recently visited students and the team at the Recovery & Wellbeing College at Cardiff and Vale University Health Board to learn more about the value of co-production and peer support in the delivery of mental health services.

Cardiff and Vale University Health Board teamed up with the Lions Barbers Collective and Cardiff City FC Community Foundation to run pop-up barber shops to encourage people to talk about mental health.