About Care Forum Wales

Darllenwch yn Gymraeg

Care Forum Wales is a not-for-profit organisation with more than 450 members across Wales. It was set up on March 1, 1993 to give health and social care providers a collective voice in the debate about how to provide the best outcomes for those who need social care.

We work closely with the Welsh Government, commissioners and regulators to shape policies that focus on making sure people receive high-quality care. And we work to raise the profile of the social care workforce – every year we organise the prestigious Wales Care Awards, a celebration of the hard work and dedication of the social care workforce.

We also organise training events, professional groups and conferences to promote best practice and share knowledge amoung our members. Care Forum Wales members benefit from professional advice, our monthly Enews, discounted DBS checks and a free listing on our Care Compare Wales search tool on our website (right). They also have an opportunity to share best practice and good news on our 'News from members' web page and via Twitter.

Working together to raise standards

Care Forum Wales is proud to be a signatory to the Memorandum of Understanding, Securing Strong Partnerships in Care - an agreement also signed by:

  • the Welsh Local Government Association WLGA
  • the Association of Directors for Social Services Cymru ADSS
  • Registered Nursing Home Association RNHA
  • the United Kingdom Homecare Association UKHCA

We have long campaigned for a national framework that will cut through bureaucracy, increase accountability and include local health boards.

After 20 years we continue to campaign for improvements to the way social care is organised and delivered in Wales. We've come a long way but there are many challenges ahead.

Read more about our policies

You can download these documents below:

Our manifesto document »
Our mission statement »
Terms and Conditions for membership »
Dignity in Care Charter »
CFW terms & conditions »


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