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

Supporting mental health

Raising money for life-saving research

Listening to Young People

We will also be teaching children to send their names in Morse Code and awarding them a Certificate at the Millennium Centre. 

Over the next 3 weeks groups and organisations across the Vale of Glamorgan are encouraged to complete a short application form to apply for funding to support activities and services working to improve access to food. The deadline for applications will be Sunday 14th July 2024.

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.

We seek a programme manager who has a passion for bringing people together to think creatively about the way in which health and care services are designed and the skills to help deliver change. The Cardiff and Vale Regional Partnership Board works with organisations and individuals from across our region driving an exciting and ambitious portfolio of programmes to make a real difference for people in our communities. We seek a team player with experience of programme management and a real heart for social change to make a difference for babies, children and young people, and people with learning disabilities or neurodiversity.

People are at the centre of everything we do. Those who work at Cardiff and Vale University Health Board make a difference to people’s lives every single day. Each month, the ‘In The Spotlight’ campaign will shine a light on the different people who make up Cardiff and Vale University Health Board, from those who support behind the scenes, to those who have passions that led them to work in their role.

Children in Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan have among the lowest rates of obesity anywhere in Wales, a new report has found.