A new “game-changing” vaccination programme will provide protection against the most common childhood respiratory infection for the first time in Wales and the rest of the UK.

Secondary school children who missed out on receiving a vaccine that offers vital protection against several types of cancer are being invited to community catch-up clinics.

Public Health Wales, alongside a range of partners, has opened a national conversation on mental wellbeing. The new Hapus programme aims to inspire people in Wales to take part in activities that protect and improve mental wellbeing.

International evidence in a new report from Public Health Wales highlights that advertising restrictions, legal age requirements, price increases, and limits on where fast-food outlets can be built can reduce exposure and access to unhealthy products. This can result in improved health outcomes among children and young people.

The Index for children and young people with disabilities, additional needs or emerging needs have published their Summer 2024 Index Newsletter featuring activities and family support services in the Vale of Glamorgan.

Public Health Wales is urging parents to ensure that their children complete their full course of MMR vaccines, as it confirms that the measles outbreak in Gwent which was identified in April 2024 has now concluded.

Did you know 9 in 10 people survive bowel cancer if diagnosed at the earliest stage? Cardiff and Vale University Health Board are shining a light on a few members of the remarkable team that care for patients should they receive that life changing news and the signs and symptoms to look out for.

Please click here for the latest Next Steps/Engagement Newsletter that is produced by the Stroke Association in Wales.

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

A Cardiff and Vale UHB physiotherapist says it’s a “dream come true” to be chosen to referee at this summer’s Olympic Games in Paris.

The First Minister has announced the appointment of Rhian Bowen-Davies as the new Older People’s Commissioner for Wales.

Congratulations to Cardiff & Vale Health Charity, who won two awards at the Arts and Business Cymru Awards on Thursday 4th July.

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Latest figures from Public Health Wales show that opioids contributed to more deaths in Wales in 2022-23, than any other substance. There were 125 opioid deaths, 64 involving heroin or morphine and the remaining 61 deaths involved at least one other opioid such as methadone, codeine or tramadol.

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.

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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.

Cardiff and Vale University Health Board is delighted to announce the forthcoming date for this year’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be held on 11th September at 10am.

Colleagues at the Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospital for Wales have lent their support to a new campaign which encourages people to have the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine.