Money Talks! Gwerth dy Arian Tuesday 23 and Wednesday 24 November 2010 Holiday Inn, Newport, South Wales Dear Colleague, This year’s annual conference will be looking at how individuals get their money and what they do with it… read more »
Read the latest Public Service Wales Bulletin online here This fourth bulletin brings together the former Public Services Bulletin and the Local Service Board (LSB) Update. It provides an update on the latest developments relating to efficiency and innovation… read more »
Automated speech software – which enables information on computer screens to be read aloud in Welsh – is being launched at the Eisteddfod, by Education Minister Leighton Andrews and Heritage Minister Alun Ffred Jones. Wednesday 04 August 2010 The Welsh… read more »
Deputy Minister for Social Services, Gwenda Thomas has encouraged older people to have their say on local services. – Monday 02 August 2010 All local authorities in Wales have a Strategy for Older People Co-ordinator to work with older people… read more »
More than 1,200 children and young people have contacted ‘meic’ – Wales’ new nationwide advocacy and advice helpline during its first eight weeks. Monday 02 August 2010 Numbers calling the groundbreaking service have been rising steadily since it was launched… read more »
Visitors to the National Eisteddfod (31 July — 7 August) will get the opportunity to portray what social care means to them on a high-tech graffiti wall which is making only its second public appearance in Wales. The interactive wall,… read more »
Published 27 July 2010 The UK ranks 11th out of 14 countries for dementia drug use rates according to a report published by the Department of Health today (Tuesday 27 July, 2010). The paper ‘Extent and causes of international variations… read more »
The Care Council for Wales has noted yesterday’s announcement by the Department of Health on the future arrangements of regulation of social workers in England. Responding to the announcement, Arwel Ellis Owen, Chair of the Care Council said, “This announcement… read more »
Deputy Minister for Children Huw Lewis has announced Wales’ first “Families First Pioneer areas†as part of the Welsh Assembly Government’s commitment to support families and tackle child poverty. Tuesday 20 July 2010 The first Pioneer areas will be led… read more »