Cardiff and Vale University Health Board is delighted to be back on BBC screens for a second series of Saving Lives in Cardiff.

Clinical Nurse Specialist Sarah Finch has been crowned April’s Health Hero for the compassionate care she provides to patients with Adult Congenital Heart Disease (ACHD)

The Health Board have commenced a trial to improve access to wheelchairs for patients and visitors who attend the University Hospital of Wales for outpatient appointments or visiting relatives and friends.

Cardiff and Vale University Health Board is looking for an exceptional leader to guide our organisation and shape the future of healthcare.

Hospices will receive additional funding to help them continue to provide vital palliative and end-of-life care.

New analysis conducted by Public Health Wales aims to help health professionals and policymakers focus their efforts at reducing smoking. 

Last week at a ceremony in the Senedd, Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon Patrick Watts received the Public Service Award at the Welsh Government’s St David Awards, presented by First Minister of Wales, Eluned Morgan.

A new deal between the NHS and the public is at the heart of a plan to continue to drive down the longest waiting times this year.

An open event to raise the awareness and tackle the stigma that surrounds dementia, on Wednesday 21^st May at Barry Library

Join us for an open event to raise awareness and challenge the stigma surrounding dementia on Thursday 22^nd May at the Paget Rooms, Penarth

The Vale of Glamorgan Council has announced the return of the Barry Bike Club.

Dental public health experts highlight small increases in childhood dental extractions under general anaesthesia from 2022/23 to 2023/24.

Almost 100 people experiencing homelessness took up the offer of vital checks for tuberculosis (TB) and blood-borne viruses at two special clinics held in the heart of Cardiff.

The impact of the Norovirus outbreak continues to affect a number of wards which is causing exceptional pressure on the system.

An ambitious new drive to create a more compassionate approach to understanding the causes of and responding to suicide and self-harm will help to save lives.

This final round aims to support new and existing mental health well-being groups in Cardiff & the Vale of Glamorgan that are run by people who have experienced mental health issues.  Groups can apply for up to £400. Closing date for applications is 2^nd May 2025

Deafblind UK Reconnections Service and Vale Social Group

Public Health Wales has launched a new Primary Care Clusters profiling tool to help stakeholders better understand and utilise primary care cluster data.

A new inspection ratings system for care services in Wales comes into force on 1 April to help ensure people receive the best possible care.

A series of Data Insights reports have been published by Public Health Wales (PHW) as part of the Better Outcomes Through Linked Data (BOLD) programme.  The BOLD programme aimed to link administrative datasets to bring new insights to inform policy and transform services for vulnerable individuals and people with complex needs.