BBC Wales journalist, Paul Martin, is looking to speak with individual recipients and families who have been through the assessment process currently being undertaken by local councils in relation to the Welsh Independent Living Grant
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Learning Disability Wales are seeking to appoint a dynamic, highly skilled and experienced Chief Executive Officer
Mae Anabledd Dysgu Cymru yn dymuno penodi Prif Swyddog Gweithredol deinamig, eithriadol o fedrus a phrofiadol.
Dementia matters and so do you!
With the help and expertise of Alzheimer’s Society Cymru, we have produced a short workshop for parents and carers to raise awareness of dementia amongst those with a learning disability
Social Care Wales is currently consulting on plans to regulate domiciliary care workers in Wales.
You can comment upon proposals by completing the following short survey
Autism Bill (Wales) Consultation – Autumn 2017
Your chance to comment – consultation on Autism Bill for Wales, closes 20th Nov 17.
Building A Co-operative Community – Cartrefi Cymru Coop
Last year Cartrefi became a co-operative. This means they are now a multi stakeholder organisation whose members work together for mutual benefit.
Care & Support at Home – from strategy to action – Survey
Social Care Wales has developed a five-year strategy for care and support at home in Wales. Now they want to hear from you
Parliamentary Review of Health and Social Care in Wales 2017
The Parliamentary Review of Health and Social Care in Wales has been commissioned by the Welsh Government to develop recommendations for the future delivery of health and social care services. The review wants to hear the views of people who use services as well as people who work in and deliver health and social care services You… <a href="http://www.allwalesforum.org.uk/parliamentary-review-health-social-care-wales-2017/">[Read More]</a>
meaningful and effective shorts breaks
Short breaks are an essential part of the overall support that families and carers need to help them care for a family member, partner or friend
National Living Wage – ‘sleep in costs’
After £5.5bn of cuts, a new ruling requiring care providers to pay the minimum wage for sleep-in shifts – including six years of back pay
