Boys who become the victims of sexual exploitation often miss out on help and support because they are reluctant to admit their abuse, new research from Barnardo’s Cymru has revealed.
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There has been widespread welcome of a new report from the Alzheimer’s Society which aims to tackle issues surrounding dementia in rural areas of Wales. ‘Dementia in Rural Wales’, which
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The Welsh Government is asking people who have had treatment for cancer on the Welsh NHS to share what they think of the care they received. The survey will begin
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People from the EU who work in the health and social care sectors in Wales make a huge contribution to our communities and are extremely valued members of staff. This
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Young people with a background in care have taken part in a summer school at Cardiff University, helping to give them a taste of life as a student. Twenty participants
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The Care and Social Services Inspectorate Wales (CSSIW) have issued a reminder to childcare or play providers in Wales that they must complete their Self Assessment of Service Statement (SASS).
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A new learning resource which has the potential to “shake up practices” within Welsh social care services has been launched by the Care Council for Wales. ‘Positive Approaches: Reducing Restrictive
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A growing number of people say they have been subjected to racist abuse and told to leave the UK following Britain’s EU referendum result. Ali Ahmed, 56, who has served
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For over a decade, England has used social business models in health and social care as an attractive alternative to either state monopolies or privatisation. This includes the organisational models
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A rise in the number of people surviving cancer in Wales is something we should all be proud of, but improvement is still needed – that was the message from
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