Care Appointments

Williams receives fellowship for commitment to Welsh language in social care

By Iain MacDonald4th March 2016News Wales

Rhian Huws Williams, chief executive of the Care Council for Wales, has been made an honorary fellow of the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol as a result of her unwavering commitment to

Autism services in Wales to benefit from new ‘joined-up’ approach

By The Press Association4th March 2016News Wales

A national autism service is to be set up in Wales, the Welsh Government has announced. Officials say the new service will offer a more “joined up” approach – bringing

New campaign launched as dementia tops the list of health worries in Wales

By Iain MacDonald1st March 2016News Wales

New Welsh Government figures show 76% of people in Wales are worried about developing dementia later in life. The findings of a survey about dementia were published yesterday as the

New five-year research study to explore health of people living in Wales

By Iain MacDonald1st March 2016News Wales

The largest research project of its kind, designed to better understand the health of people living in Wales, was launched yesterday. HealthWise Wales is a five-year confidential research study, which

Care worker ‘laid into boys’ while his wife watched and laughed, court hears

By The Press Association1st March 2016News Wales

A care worker at a children’s home took off his glasses and rained down blows on vulnerable boys as his wife laughed and “egged” him on, a court has heard.

Cardiff MP attacks decision to appeal Court of Appeal ‘bedroom tax’ ruling

By The Press Association24th February 2016News Wales

The Government would “rather pay money to lawyers than to rape victims”, a Labour MP has claimed as she attacked its decision to appeal to the Supreme Court over the