Building better social care in Wales
Maxwell, Nina and Rees, Alyson 2019. Video Interaction guidance: a return to traditional values and relationship-based practice? British Journal of Social Work 49 (6) , pp. 1415-1433. 10.1093/bjsw/bcz067 In response to the shift away from direct work in social work, there has been resurgence in relationship-based participatory approaches. Such approaches are dependent upon practitioner expertise in developing and sustaining relationships with families.… Read More
As part of their Half Term Activity, Sherman Theatre are thrilled to offer FREE creative writing workshops for young people ages 15-18. Find out more about these workshops… Read More
This workshop offers young people aged 15 -18 the opportunity to explore and develop their creative writing skills. Most importantly it’s a place where they can discover their voice and share it with others… Read More
Playful Childhoods is a Play Wales campaign that aims to help parents and community groups to provide more opportunities for children to play at home and in their neighbourhoods… Read More
CHARM (Care Home Action Researcher-in-Residence Model) is an exciting research project funded by the Alzheimer’s Society and Dunhill Medical Trust… Read More
cARTrefu, which means to reside in Welsh, is Age Cymru’s flagship arts in care homes project that has been running since 2015… Read More
#socialcarefuture is a growing movement of people with a shared commitment to bring about major positive change in what is currently called “social care”… Read More
We Are Family showcases the value of Dementia Care Matters’ ‘Feelings Matter Most’ philosophy for people living with dementia, which recognises that people living with a dementia are more feeling beings than thinking beings… Read More
IMPACT is the UK centre for implementing evidence in adult social care… Read More
Care home staff and managers often lack knowledge about the delivery of personalised care to older LGBT residents… Read More
