Children in Wales’ Disabled Children Conference will focus on promoting and empowering disabled children and young people within a rights based framework. Participants will have an update on existing and...
The second annual Cardiff Media Summit is being held on November 11th to discuss the findings of the IWA's Media Audit which will be launched ahead of the conference. This...
The techniques you will learn during this Learning Disability Wales workshop will help you and the person you care to engage and communicate together, relieve stress and feel more positive....
The Care Council, in partnership with WCVA, is delighted to invite you to participate in a train the trainer course to introduce and prepare trainers to deliver the basic...
This NewLink Wales course is accredited by City & Guilds. The activities that are completed throughout the two days are part of the assessment and there is no work to...
Here are details of the consultation and Green Paper. A consultation event is being held in North and South Wales. The South Wales event is on Thursday 12th November. Lunch...
There are currently 106,000 people in Wales living with sight loss but that number is set to double over the next 25 years. This RNIB Cymru workshop will equip...
Find out how your health board works at Diverse Cymru's free training session. Staff from Cardiff and Vale University Health Board (CVUHB) and the Community Health Council will be there...
Short talks on Alzheimer's, dementia, current treatments, and the latest research for all members of the public. The event will also include a Q&A session with a panel of local...
Living with MS is an information day for people with MS and their carers, family and friends. The day is attended by a range of people from those who are...
Are you an equality, diversity or inclusion practitioner in Wales? If so, please join Inclusion Wales. Inclusion Wales is a brand new network for inclusion practitioners so that we can...
This Cardiff Council course is aimed specifically at activities co-ordinators and anyone involved in activities for people in residential care settings. Continued physical movement is massively important to maintain flexibility,...
