A new resource to help organisations plan and build resilience against uncertainty is being launched by Public Health Wales in partnership with the Office of the Future Generations Commissioner.

Along with the other public health agencies in the UK, Public Health Wales has confirmed that Clade Ia and Ib mpox will no longer be classified as a high consequence infectious disease (HCID) following a review of available evidence by the Advisory Committee on Dangerous Pathogens. 

Public Health Wales has formally adopted the Charter for families bereaved by a public tragedy, joining more than 50 public sector organizations across Wales to commit to openness, transparency and accountability when responding to public tragedies.

Over the last week, we have seen a significant increase in Norovirus cases across our hospital sites. The impact of the Norovirus outbreak has affected a number of wards and resulted in a series of bed closures which is causing exceptional pressure on the system. 

A new Cardiff and Vale University Health Board campaign has launched, reminding the public that no one must suffer with their mental health alone.  

As a proud Project SEARCH organisation, Cardiff and Vale University Health Board offers young people with autism and/or learning disabilities supported internships across a range of different departments. 

Dr Stephen Jolles, Consultant Clinical Immunologist, has been crowned March’s Health Hero for his dedication and commitment to improving the lives of patients with rare conditions.

Organisations across Wales have signed a charter which commits them to responding to public tragedies with openness, transparency and accountability.

The Health and Social Care (Wales) Bill has today received Royal Assent. The new law, passed by the Senedd in February, will improve services for children, families and disabled people.

Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care, Jeremy Miles, responds to the latest NHS Wales performance data.

GVS today highlighted the significant implications of the benefit system changes announced in Parliament on the 18th March. An information sheet produced by GVS outlines key changes, including stricter Personal Independence Payment (PIP) eligibility, the end of Work Capability Assessments, and reforms to Universal Credit and unemployment insurance. 

When the David Thomas Unit (DTU) had an influx of young people as patients, Cardiff and Vale University Health Board knew it was more important than ever to have a resource for young people needing dialysis. 

An extra £3m is being invested in bereavement services across Wales to help ensure everyone can access the support they need, when they need it.

Almost 500 schools are taking part in the ‘Eat Them to Defeat Them’ campaign, helping more than 100,000 children eat more vegetables and make healthier food choices.

Friday 14 March is National Cancer CNS (Clinical Nurse Specialist) Day - an opportunity to celebrate the highly skilled Cancer Nurse Specialists working within Cardiff and Vale University Health Board.

Recovery Cymru is delighted to share information about three upcoming co-reflection sessions they are hosting for 'people who offer peer support to others' in Cardiff and Vale (substance use/co-occurring mental health).

Latest figures on substance misuse from Public Health Wales have revealed worrying trends in alcohol-related deaths and hospital admissions across the country. 

Public Health Wales has refreshed the indicators in the Public Health Outcomes Framework reporting tool. 

On 11th March 2025, the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care, Jeremy Miles MS announced that the escalation status of Cardiff and Vale University Health Board has increased to Level 4 (targeted intervention) for finance, strategy and planning. 

Victoria Heath has been appointed as Wales’ first Chief Healthcare Science Officer.