Welsh Public Health Conference 2026 – Registration open

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REGISTER FOR THE WELSH PUBLIC HEALTH CONFERENCE

Welsh Public Health Conference

Key details:

Tuesday 13 October, Glamorgan Cricket Ground, Sophia Gardens
The event is free to attend and open to all sectors
This year’s theme: Putting people at the heart of prevention
The conference provides a platform for cross-sector collaboration and the sharing of innovative approaches
The programme will feature diverse speakers addressing critical public health challenges
There will be opportunities for meaningful networking and partnership development

REGISTER FOR THE WELSH PUBLIC HEALTH CONFERENCE

Call for workshops and lightning talks

We are also inviting colleagues and partners to contribute to the programme through our call for workshops and lightning talks. This is an opportunity to showcase innovative practice, share learning, highlight partnerships and contribute to discussions on the future of public health in Wales.

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