Over £3m to help meat and fisheries sectors prepare for Brexit
Through the Welsh Government’s £50million EU Transition Fund, £2.15 million will be provided to support the development of the red meat sector in Wales. The investment will support famers to identify improvements to their businesses to help them become more competitive and in a better position to trade...Read More »
“While caring for their loved one, it’s crucial carers ensure they care for themselves” – Huw Irranca-Davies
To mark carers’ awareness week 2018, the Minister visited a carer’s centre in Swansea today to thank carers for their dedicated care to their loved ones and to urge carers to ensure they use their legal right to a carers’ assessment.
Under the Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014, carers...Read More »
Bridgend health board change to ‘strengthen regional partnership’
Health services for people in the Bridgend area are currently provided by Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board (ABM), with accompanying partnership structures in the delivery of social services across Western Bay.
This creates a particular challenge for public services in Bridgend which are increasingly working with others across the Cardiff...Read More »
Robot Doctors and Rockets – Welsh children’s vision for the future NHS
The competition, organised by the Welsh Government, asked primary school children across Wales to depict what they think the NHS in Wales will look like on its 100th birthday in 2048.
Cerith Hiorns, aged nine, who is a Year 4 pupil at Ysgol Gymraeg Llangennech in Llanelli, has won the 7-9...Read More »
“In Wales, we’re investing in and prioritising social care” – Huw Irranca-Davies
Speaking at the British Association of Social Workers (BASW) National Conference and AGM in Cardiff, the Minister said the Welsh Government’s vision for the future is that of an integrated health and social care system which provides seamless services for those who need them.
Earlier this week, the Welsh Government unveiled...Read More »