Public Health Wales is proud to announce the release of its first Annual Quality Report under the new Duty of Quality. The report includes 50 stories demonstrating how our teams drive quality by identifying areas of concern, developing improvement plans, and implementing solutions to enhance our services.

For the sessions available during July 2024 to September 2024 please click here.

Public Health Wales has published its fourth Summary Calendar of International Horizon Scanning Reports.

Cardiff and Vale University Health Board would like to invite colleagues and partners to help to shape our long-term vision and plan for babies, children and young people.

The Children and Women's Clinical Board, alongside the Strategic Planning Team are developing plans to 2035 that will describe our ambitions and set out a roadmap for delivering these in line with our Shaping Our Future Wellbeing strategy.

Training & Quality Assurance Officer, Essential: Level 3 Certificate in Independent Advocacy or higher (or equivalent) Salary £30k+ Closing Date: Monday 22nd July 5pm  

The highly acclaimed Castalian Quartet will open the festival, joined by our Artistic Director Rosalind Ventris for a programme that culminates with Dvořák’s life-affirming Quintet in Eb major.

It is with a heavy heart that I have decided to retire from CAVRA. Over the past month, alongside the other trustees, I have worked diligently to find an organisation that shares the same values and interests as CAVRA.  

The Stand With Us Fund was set up to address the critical lack of investment in frontline organisations supporting women and girls who experience male violence.

Rachel Marshall, Wales Manager from Lloyds Bank Foundation for England and Wales will talk about their Deaf and Disabled People’s Organisation’s programme for registered charities and CICs.

Registered charities and non-profit companies can apply for up to £5,000. Unregistered community organisations can apply for up to £2,000.

Carers Trust would like to announce that there is an opportunity for organisations to support unpaid carers in the south east Wales area through the Carers Support Fund.

The course will help you put together a stronger case for funding. It will help you understand what makes a good application and demonstrate to a funder the benefits and impact of the work you will deliver and why you are the right organisation to deliver this work.

Supporting food waste and food insecurity

Mentoring young people

Taking a stand against bullying

Gathering people’s views and experiences

Here to chat about volunteering

Providing emotional, practical support

Supporting learning disabilities

Making a difference to the patients