Unpaid Carers Updates from CareDiff

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Care’diff Updates – Service Information, Consultations and Participation Opportunities

Find below the latest updates from across Cardiff and the Vale, including current service information, consultation opportunities, and upcoming participation events for unpaid carers and community partners.

Service updates:

TuVida Cardiff and Vale Carers Financial Wellbeing Grant re-opens for expressions of interest
Electoral Services and Cardiff People First local democracy week offer

Consultation opportunities:

Become the RPB Representative for Unpaid Carers
Adult Services Transformation and Innovation Forum (Section 16) – Unpaid Carer Champions recruitment
Care’diff Unpaid Carers questionnaires
Llais – Same day urgent care survey and online sessions
Ask Cardiff – Residents Survey 2025

Participation events

Carers Wales Post Card Exhibition @ Central Library Hub, Cardiff
Carers Rights Day event, 20^th of November 11:30 – 13:00 at Rumney Partnership Hub, CF3 3JA

Tags: Care'Diff, Financial Wellbeing, Unpaid Carers

Fully Funded Overseas Taith Placements 2025-26 – British Red Cross

Free Addiction Awareness Webinar on 6th November

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