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As an experienced Social Prescriber, you are an authority in your practice and I am hoping that you will consider taking part. I am particularly keen to have you as there is a suggestion from the data that practice may vary dependent on geographical location, and I am very keen to have strong representation from Wales. https://glos.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/delphi-expression-of-interest

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National Framework for Social Prescribing

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A description of social prescribing in Wales and a plan of how to provide it throughout the country.

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Launch of Social Prescribing Framework 7th December 2023 10am - 1pm 

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Hysbysiad Preifatrwydd ar gyfer Archebion Eventbrite

Prifysgol De Cymru yw'r rheolydd data a gallwch gysylltu â Swyddog Diogelu Data'r Brifysgol drwy dataprotection@southwales.ac.uk.

Mae'r Brifysgol wedi ymrwymo i ddiogelu preifatrwydd y rhai sy'n gweithio, yn astudio ac yn dod i mewn i'n campws yn unol â Deddf Diogelu Data 2018 a Rheoliad Cyffredinol y DU ar Ddiogelu Data (GDPR y DU). Mae'r hysbysiad preifatrwydd hwn yn rhoi gwybodaeth am ddefnydd eich data personol pan fyddwch yn defnyddio Eventbrite i gofrestru am ddigwyddiad a drefnir gan y Brifysgol.

Dylid darllen yr hysbysiad preifatrwydd hwn yn unol â hysbysiadau preifatrwydd eraill sydd ar waith yn y Brifysgol.

Pa wybodaeth rydym yn ei chasglu?Mae'r Brifysgol yn casglu data personol am unigolion sy'n cofrestru am ddigwyddiadau Eventbrite yn uniongyrchol oddi wrthych chi, gwrthrych y data. Rydym yn casglu data sy'n berthnasol ac yn angenrheidiol i'r digwyddiad yr ydych yn dymuno ei fynychu ond sy'n debygol o gynnwys y canlynol:

* Eich enw* Eich cyferiad e-bost* Eich sefydliad* Y digwyddiad yr hoffech ei fynychu* Sut clywsoch chi am y digwyddiad* Unrhyw ofynion arbennig o ran mynychu digwyddiad Prifysgol fel y gallwn sicrhau bod unrhyw ofynion hygyrchedd yn cael eu bodloni yn ogystal ag unrhyw ofynion arlwyo os ydych yn mynychu digwyddiad sydd wedi'i arlwyo.* Dewis iaith

Caniatâd i dderbyn unrhyw ddeunyddiau marchnata a hyrwyddo, pa wybodaeth yr hoffech ei derbyn a dewisiadau cyfathrebu

Beth yw pwrpas a sail gyfreithlon y prosesu o dan gyfraith diogelu data?Pwrpas y prosesu yw gweinyddu eich cofrestriad a hwyluso eich presenoldeb yn ein digwyddiad ac at ddibenion hyrwyddo a marchnata. Mae'n bosibl y byddwn yn defnyddio'ch data i gynnal gwerthusiad, adolygu ansawdd a gweithgareddau arolwg ar ôl y digwyddiad.

Er mwyn prosesu eich data personol at y dibenion hyn, mae'r Brifysgol yn defnyddio'r seiliau cyfreithlon a ganlyn:

Erthygl 6(1)(f) - Mae prosesu yn angenrheidiol at ddibenion buddiannau cyfreithlon a ddilynir gan y rheolydd neu gan drydydd parti. Bydd eich data'n cael ei brosesu mewn ffyrdd y byddech chi'n eu disgwyl yn rhesymol a bydd effaith isel ar breifatrwydd, felly rydyn ni'n dibynnu ar y sail gyfreithlon 'buddiannau cyfreithlon'.

Efallai y byddwn yn cynnal gweithgareddau hyrwyddo a marchnata ar gyfer digwyddiadau y credwn y bydd gennych ddiddordeb ynddynt, yn seiliedig ar y math o ddigwyddiad yr ydych wedi cofrestru ar ei gyfer. Byddwn yn dibynnu ar y sail gyfreithiol 'buddiannau cyfreithlon' lle credwn y bydd y prosesu hwn o fudd i wrthrychau'r data a'r Brifysgol.

Erthygl 6(1)(a) - pan fo gwrthrych y data wedi rhoi caniatâd i'r prosesu. Bydd hyn yn berthnasol pan ydych wedi rhoi eich caniatâd i ni brosesu eich data er mwyn anfon cyfathrebiadau hyrwyddo a marchnata wedi'u targedu atoch am y Brifysgol, ei gwasanaethau, ei digwyddiadau a'i chyrsiau.

Erthygl 9(2)(g) - Mae prosesu yn angenrheidiol am resymau budd y cyhoedd sylweddol. Os byddwch yn darparu unrhyw gategorïau arbennig o ddata personol i ni, megis gofynion hygyrchedd neu wybodaeth am alergeddau, byddwn yn prosesu'r wybodaeth hon o dan y sail gyfreithlon 'budd y cyhoedd sylweddol', sef cydymffurfio â rhwymedigaethau statudol mewn perthynas â chyfle cyfartal neu driniaeth a deddfwriaeth iechyd a diogelwch.

Derbynwyr eich data personolMae'r Brifysgol yn defnyddio gwasanaethau Eventbrite fel prosesydd data i'n cynorthwyo i gofrestru digwyddiadau. Os ydych wedi cofrestru am ddigwyddiad Eventbrite yn y Brifysgol, bydd eich data personol ar gael i Eventbrite. Gallwch ddarganfod sut mae Eventbrite yn prosesu eich data personol trwy ymweld â:

Eventbrite Terms of Service | Eventbrite Help CenterEventbrite Privacy Policy | Eventbrite Help CentreIs-broseswyr EventbriteMae'r gweithgaredd prosesu data hwn yn digwydd o dan delerau llym yr atodiad prosesu data.

Yr hawl i dynnu caniatâd yn ôlGallwch dynnu eich caniatâd yn ôl i ni brosesu eich data personol ar gyfer gweithgareddau hyrwyddo drwy ddefnyddio'r dolenni datdanysgrifio yn ein cyfathrebiadau neu drwy gysylltu â dataprotection@southwales.ac.uk.

Am ba mor hir y bydd eich data personol yn cael ei gadw?

Bydd eich data personol yn cael ei gadw yn unol ag Amserlen Cadw'r Brifysgol. Gweler Adran 45.7 sy'n ymwneud â Digwyddiadau Sector AU/AB.

Sut byddwn yn cadw eich gwybodaeth yn ddiogel?Mae deddfwriaeth Diogelu Data yn ei gwneud yn ofynnol i'r Brifysgol gadw data personol yn ddiogel. Mae hyn yn golygu y bydd cyfrinachedd yn cael ei barchu, a bydd pob cam priodol yn cael ei gymryd i atal mynediad a datgeliad anawdurdodedig. Dim ond aelodau o staff sydd angen mynediad at rannau perthnasol neu holl ddata'r unigolyn fydd yn cael eu hawdurdodi i wneud hynny. Bydd gwybodaeth a gedwir ar ffurf electronig yn destun cyfrinair a chyfyngiadau diogelwch eraill, tra bydd ffeiliau papur yn cael eu storio mewn mannau diogel gyda mynediad rheoledig.

Gall y gwaith o brosesu rhywfaint o ddata ar ran y Brifysgol gan sefydliad a gontractiwyd at y diben hwnnw. Bydd sefydliadau o'r fath yn rhwym i rwymedigaeth i brosesu data yn unol â'r Ddeddf/Rheoliadau.

Fel arfer bydd data personol a gasglwn gennych yn cael ei storio yn y DU neu'r Ardal Economaidd Ewropeaidd ("yr AEE"). Fodd bynnag, mewn rhai achosion bydd data personol yn cael ei gasglu gan broseswyr o fewn gwlad neu diriogaeth y tu allan i'r DU neu'r AEE. Mae hyn yn wir am Eventbrite. Mae'r Brifysgol yn sicrhau bod mesurau diogelu priodol sy'n ofynnol gan ddeddfwriaeth diogelu data ar waith.

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Dylid gwneud unrhyw geisiadau neu wrthwynebiadau yn ysgrifenedig i'r Swyddog Diogelu Data - dataprotection@southwales.ac.uk

Lle nad yw unigolion yn fodlon ag ymateb y Brifysgol, neu'n credu nad yw'r Brifysgol yn prosesu data personol yn unol â'r gyfraith, gallant gwyno i'r Swyddog Diogelu Data.

Os na chaiff y mater ei ddatrys a bod yr unigolyn yn parhau'n anfodlon wedyn mae gennych hawl i wneud cais yn uniongyrchol i'r Comisiynydd Gwybodaeth am benderfyniad. Gellir cysylltu â'r Comisiynydd Gwybodaeth yn:

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The University is committed to protecting the privacy of those working studying and entering our campus in line with the Data Protection Act 2018 and UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR). This privacy notice provides information on the use of your personal data when you use Eventbrite to book an event organised by the University.

This privacy notice should be read in line with other privacy notices in place within the University.

What information do we collect?The University collects personal data about individuals registering for Eventbrite events directly from you, the data subject. We collect data which is relevant and necessary for the event that you wish to attend but is likely to include the following:

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In order to process your personal data for these purposes the University relies upon the following lawful bases:

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We may conduct promotional and marketing activities for events which we think you will be interested in, based on the type of event you have registered for. We will rely on the 'legitimate interests' lawful basis where we believe that this processing will benefit both data subjects and the University.

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Recipients of your personal dataThe University uses the services of Eventbrite as a data processor to assist us with event registration. If you have registered for a University Eventbrite event, your personal data will be accessible to Eventbrite. You can find out how Eventbrite process your personal data by accessing:

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The right to withdraw consentYou can withdraw your consent for us to process your personal data for promotional activities by using the unsubscribe links within our communications or by contacting dataprotection@southwales.ac.uk.

How long will your personal data be retained?Your personal data will be retained in accordance with the University's Retention Schedule. Please see Section 45.7 which relates to HE/FE Sector Events.

How will we keep your information secure?Data Protection legislation requires the University to keep personal data secure. This means that confidentiality will be respected, and all appropriate measures will be taken to prevent unauthorised access and disclosure. Only members of staff who need access to relevant parts or all of an individual's data will be authorised to do so. Information held in electronic form will be subject to password and other security restrictions, while paper files will be stored in secure areas with controlled access.

The processing of some data may be undertaken on the University's behalf by an organisation contracted for that purpose. Such organisations will be bound by an obligation to process data in accordance with the Act/Regulations.

Normally personal data that we collect from you will be stored within the UK or the European Economic Area ("the EEA"). However, in certain instances personal data will be collected by processors within a country or territory outside the UK or EEA. This is the case with Eventbrite. The University ensures that appropriate safeguards required by data protection legislation are in place.

Individual rightsIndividuals have the right to access personal information, to object to the processing of their personal data, to rectify, to erase, to restrict and to port personal information.

Any requests or objections should be made in writing to the Data Protection Officer - dataprotection@southwales.ac.uk

Where individuals are not satisfied with the University's response, or believe that the University is not processing personal data in accordance with the law then they may complain to the Data Protection Officer.

If the matter is not resolved and the individual remains dissatisfied then you have the right to apply directly to the Information Commissioner for a decision. The Information Commissioner can be contacted at:

Information Commissioner's OfficeWycliffe HouseWater LaneWilmslowCheshireSK9 5AF www.ico.org.uk

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Eventbrite - Digwyddiad presgripsiynu cymdeithasol | Social Prescribing Event - Thursday, 7 December 2023 - Find event and ticket information.

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WAHWN December Network Meeting with creative wellbeing activities from the 64MArtist Creativity Champions 

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Join us for a creative, hands-on celebratory network meeting to connect and reflect on the year that’s gone by!

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Please see invite below for the launch of the National Framework for Social Prescribing in Wales. Please consider sharing this invitation with your networks, apologies for any cross-posting.

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Digwyddiad Lansio: Fframwaith Cenedlaethol ar gyfer Presgripsiwn Cymdeithasol (NFfSP) yng Nghymru

Yn dilyn ymrwymiad Rhaglen Lywodraethu Llywodraeth Cymru i ddatblygu Fframwaith Cenedlaethol ar gyfer Presgripsiwn Cymdeithasol yng Nghymru, mae’n bleser gennym eich gwahodd i ddigwyddiad lansio ar-lein.

Cynhelir y digwyddiad rhithiol a drefnwyd ar y cyd gan Lywodraeth Cymru, Iechyd Cyhoeddus Cymru, Ysgol Ymchwil Presgripsiwn Cymdeithasol Cymru, Prifysgol De Cymru, Addysg a Gwella Iechyd Cymru, y Rhaglen Strategol ar gyfer Gofal Sylfaenol, a Chyngor Gweithredu Gwirfoddol Cymru ddydd Iau 7ed Rhagfyr 2023, 10:00 - 13:00.

Bydd y digwyddiad hwn yn:

·        Cyflwyno’r Fframwaith Cenedlaethol newydd ar gyfer Presgripsiwn Cymdeithasol yng Nghymru

·        Rhannu datblygiadau ym maes presgripsiwn cymdeithasol fel rhan o’r Fframwaith Cenedlaethol gan gynnwys, Geirfa Termau ar gyfer Presgripsiwn Cymdeithasol a Fframwaith Cymhwysedd ar gyfer Ymarferwyr Presgripsiwn Cymdeithasol yng Nghymru

·        Gosod y camau nesaf ar gyfer y Fframwaith Cenedlaethol

·        Rhannu profiadau o bresgripsiwn cymdeithasol ledled Cymru

·        Clywed sut mae presgripsiwn cymdeithasol wedi cael ei weithredu yn fyd-eang a gwrando ar farn panel rhyngwladol o arbenigwyr ar y Fframwaith Cenedlaethol.

Clicwch ar y ddolen isod i gofrestru – dylai hyn gymryd llai na 30 eiliad!

Dolen gofrestru -  Digwyddiad presgripsiynu cymdeithasol | Social Prescribing Event Tickets, Thu 7 Dec 2023 at 10:00 | Eventbrite

Rhannwch y gwahoddiad hwn ag unrhyw gydweithwyr y teimlwch y gallai fod ganddynt ddiddordeb mewn mynychu'r digwyddiad hwn.

Launch Event: National Framework for Social Prescribing (NFfSP) in Wales

Following the Welsh Government’s Programme for Government commitment to develop a National Framework for Social Prescribing in Wales, we are delighted to invite you to an online launch event.

The virtual event hosted collaboratively by Welsh Government, Public Health Wales, Wales School for Social Prescribing Research, University of South Wales, Health Education and Improvement Wales, Strategic Programme for Primary Care, and Wales Council for Voluntary Action, will be held on Thursday 7th December 2023, 10:00 – 13:00.

This event will:

·        Introduce the new National Framework for Social Prescribing in Wales

·        Share social prescribing developments as part of the National Framework including, a Glossary of Terms for Social Prescribing and a Competence Framework for Social Prescribing Practitioners in Wales

·        Set out the next steps for the National Framework

·        Share experiences of social prescribing across Wales

·        Hear how social prescribing has been implemented globally and listen to the reflections of an international panel of experts on the National Framework.

Please click the link below to register – it should take you less than 30 seconds!

Registration link –  Digwyddiad presgripsiynu cymdeithasol | Social Prescribing Event Tickets, Thu 7 Dec 2023 at 10:00 | Eventbrite

Please share this invite with any colleagues who you feel may also be interested in attending this event.

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Hold the date - further information to follow.....Launch of the National Framework for Social Prescribing - 7 December online event

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Local Places for Nature is back #BacktoNatureApply for a FREE garden pack today!

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Local Places for Nature is back #BacktoNatureApply for a FREE garden pack today!

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Transform an unloved area into a garden that will benefit both nature and your community.
Each free package includes native plants, tools and materials to make your garden beautiful. Keep Wales Tidy will handle all of the ordering and deliveries, and our project officers will turn up to provide support on the ground to help
you create your new nature space. Our packages this year fall into three categories:
Starter packages
Development packages
Community orchard.

Visit our website if you would like to know more about the project.
www.keepwalestidy.cyrmu

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Since 2017, we have published over 70 academic papers linking arts and culture engagement to people's health and wellbeing at a population level. Today, we are pleased to be releasing a new summary report from this work , revealing new insights into how peoples' arts activity is linked to longevity and health outcomes across different life stages, including:

more positive health and social behaviours in children and young people

better mental health in adulthood

lower risks of depression and dementia in later life

lower levels of chronic pain and frailty, and even a longer life.

Our findings have come from the team's analysis of data from cohort studies, which track the activities and health of large numbers of people throughout their lives. The techniques we have used have also enabled us to show that this positive relationship holds even when factors such as demographics, socio-economic position, and other health conditions are taken into account.
Why is this important?
Our findings may help policymakers, health professionals, and arts practitioners understand more about the long-term impact of the arts. This presents an opportunity to reimagine the role of the arts in supporting the prevention of poor health, as well as helping to treat and manage illness.

Our Group's head, Dr Daisy Fancourt, says: "What we've found is that the arts have a unique and important role to play throughout our lives, helping us to stay well and live longer. But we also know that access to cultural experiences is unequal and not everyone is benefiting as they should. We therefore urge policymakers, funders, health and cultural organisations to consider how they are supporting more equitable, high quality arts engagement for everyone as a pillar of public health."

Our full report, and four short policy briefings, can be found here:

Contact for more information: sbbresearch@ucl.ac.uk

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Online Future Focus Event – 20 th/21 st June

You are invited to attend an online event with the Office of the Future Generations Commissioner for Wales. We’ll be asking… What should be our priorities going forward? How do our public services need to change, to better enable and empower local changemakers? And how can the FutureGen team support this to happen?

Tuesday 20 th June 1:30-3:30pm - https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ffocws-ein-dyfodol-our-future-focus-tickets-633921545407

Wednesday June 21 st 1:30-3:30pm - https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ffocws-ein-dyfodol-our-future-focus-tickets-633925848277

Alternatively, there is also a survey that people can use to provide their views for the Future Focus project by clicking on the link here: https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/OurFutureFocus/

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Creative Connections #2 15 June 2023 Please register to attend

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Creative Connections #2 15 June 2023 Please register to attend

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10-00.10.10 – Welcome + housekeeping + opening poll (Tracy)

10.10-10.15 – Connect Wales - Gwyneth

10.15-10.20 – Introduce artists + workshops (Tracy + artists)

10.20-10.55 – Workshop 1

10.55-11.00 – Comfort Break

11.00-11.10 – Mr Phormula – short performance

11.10-11.45 – Workshop 2

11.45-11.55 – Diane – PAVO Befriending service- 'a creative way to recruit volunteers' +  Feedback (via chat) + end poll +

12:00              Next steps + Close

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An online event for social prescribers from across Wales to try some new creative experiences to boost your own wellbeing, as well as learning about the benefits of the arts for your clients' benefit.

Organised in partnership with Hywel Dda University Health Board Arts & Health team and Connect Wales.

You can choose to take part in 2 workshops. We will email you before the event to make your choices.

C﻿hoose from:

Beatbox workshop with Mr Phormula

Join Mr Phormula for a fun packed beatbox session exploring everything from vocal sounds and rhythms to technology driven beats! All you need is a mouth and an open mind!

Ed Holden (Mr Phormula) is a pioneering beat-boxer, live looping artist and education facilitator. With a career as diverse as the Welsh landscape within which he is rooted Mr Phormula's inspired performances and vocal compositions have gained him international recognition as a leading beatboxer, rapper and producer. You might have heard of his work with the Welsh Language Board, the Urdd or the Academi. Ed's enthusiasm for his work is infectious, inspiring students of all ages and abilities to be experimental, outspoken and creative.

Creative Mindfulness with Pip Lewis

Engaging in drawing can help slow down and relax.

The session will involve a series of short drawing exercises as a tool for being mindful, create a sense of wellbeing and improve confidence.
Pip Lewis is a practising visual artist, and facilitator with a wealth of workshop experience working with all abilities from beginners to established artists, sharing skills and techniques in an informal atmosphere, which bring out the best creative ideas.
Pause for Poetry with Uschi Turoczy

This Pause for Poetry session will offer participants a chance to unwind and gently explore creative writing through poetry. Using poetry to inspire us, guided writing exercises will be used to help us reflect on and connect with moments of pause, restoration or joy in our own lives.

This is a practical workshop that requires no experience at all. Please just bring yourselves and a pen and paper.
Uschi Turoczy is a creative writing facilitator with an MA in creative writing and a background in education. Her work focuses on using writing to explore and promote positive mental health. Over the last 7 years Uschi has worked in community and healthcare settings, using writing as a creative tool to help people express and explore their thoughts and feelings while developing self-confidence.
Cofio' r Corff/ Re-membering the body with Cai Tomos

We all have a movement language that is uniquely ours. Just like speaking, we move in our own way. We will spend time connecting to our body, our imagination, through the simple joy of moving. In the session we will focus briefly working with these 5 principles: MOVEMENT, BREATH, IMAGINATION, CONNECTION, and EXPRESSION.

Cai Tomos is Independent Dance artist, Art Psychotherapist and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner. He has worked both nationally and internationally as a dancer and choreographer. He lives in Rural Mid Wales. His practice spans from dancing and making, to facilitating arts and health work with adults both in hospitals and in theatre settings. He runs an Elders Performance Company in Wales and offers workshops in the UK and abroad. He works as an artist in Chelsea and Westminster hospital and for Entelechy arts as an independent artist.

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An online event for social prescribers from across Wales to try some new creative experiences to boost your own wellbeing, as well as learning about the benefits of the arts for your clients' benefit. Organised in partnership with Hywel Dda University Health Board Arts & Health team and Connect Wales.

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A substantial amount of funding has been identified for unique innovative programmes in social care, and earlier this week the West Wales Regional Innovation Coordination (RIC) Hub and the SBRI Centre of Excellence held an exciting session with colleagues to start to identify the challenges faced across our social care services in the West Wales region.  Whilst a number of excellent innovative ideas were suggested during the session, everyone agreed there should be a contribution from the wider social care and voluntary sectors in West Wales, and with this in mind we would value your input!

Please tell us your unique challenges so that we can identify high value, impactful initiatives that could transform our services for the better through innovation.  In particular we would like to know the top 3 challenges that you think the system or service is struggling with.  No challenge will be too big or too small!

So that we can collate all responses, we would be extremely grateful if you could complete our quick the questionnaire which can be accessed via the link below no later than 12 th May 2023 so that all responses can be considered collectively.

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A short and inspiring introduction to the arts and creative prescribing video - commissioned by Hywel Dda UHB for HEIW Vitals platform aimed at healthcare workforce, created by WAHWN  

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A short and inspiring introduction to the arts and creative prescribing video - commissioned by Hywel Dda UHB for HEIW Vitals platform aimed at healthcare workforce, created by WAHWN  

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There is a growing body of evidence showing that the arts, including visual arts, movement, music and more, can help treat ill health, improve wellness, and help people manage illnesses.

People deserve to live happy, joyful lives and the arts are a growing enabler of this. Using the arts not only improves the lives of patients but also the wellbeing of healthcare staff, community wellbeing and can enhance healthcare environments.

For example, musicians have been working with people suffering from Long Covid, showing how singing can improve lung function, as well as reduce anxiety and fatigue.

Working in partnership with Health Education and Improvement Wales (HEIW), a film to introduce the benefits of the arts in health has been commissioned by Hywel Dda University Health Board Arts and Health team. This forms part of their Creative Prescribing Discovery Programme and is funded by Arts Council Wales.
Produced by the Wales Arts, Health and Wellbeing Network (WAHWN). Funded by the Arts Council of Wales
The film aims to embed awareness and knowledge of the benefits of arts on health and wellbeing for communities, patients, and staff across the health boards.

Dr Chris Price, Head of the Revalidation Support Unit at HEIW said, "The arts support people to express themselves, communicate, build self-confidence, and regulate their emotions by connecting with other people. Within healthcare, art can improve the quality of patient's experiences. HEIW are delighted to be supporting this innovative area of healthcare as we continue to educate the NHS workforce on the benefits of art in healthcare."

People participating in arts for dementia said, "It's nice to have an open policy where you can go an enjoy and talk and get somebody to help you out when you have a problem."

Assistant director of the Welsh NHS Confederation, Nesta Lloyd-Jones, said: "Wales is leading the way in embedding the arts across the health service, with a growing understanding of the impact the arts can have in improving health outcomes, countering inequalities and increasing social engagement.

To find out more visit
Wales Arts, Health and Wellbeing website.

Sign up to the Wales Arts, Health and Wellbeing Network.

Try out creative activities for yourself.

Further reading:
Image credit: Rubicon Dance Cardiff and Vale University Health Board

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There is a growing body of evidence showing that the arts, including visual arts, movement, music and more, can help treat ill health, improve wellness, and help people manage illnesses. People deserve to live happy, joyful lives and the arts are a growing enabler of this.

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The benefit of arts in healthcare | Manteision celf mewn gofal iechyd

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Creative Connections #2 Cysylltiadau Creadigol #2

June 15 Mehefin 2023

10:00-12:30 (Zoom)

A morning of creativity for Social Prescribers and Community Connectors in Wales.

Dip your toe into something new and experience how the arts and creativity can support your own wellbeing - feel more relaxed and grounded, or inspired and uplifted.

Bore o greadigrwydd i Ragnodwyr Cymdeithasol a Chysylltwyr Cymunedol yng Nghymru.

Rhowch gynnig ar rywbeth newydd a phrofi sut mae’r celfyddydau a chreadigrwydd yn gallu cefnogi eich llesiant eich hun - i ymlacio a theimlo wedi’ch daearu, neu gael eich ysbrydoli a’ch dyrchafu.

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WAHWN North East Wales Market Place at Ty Pawb, Wrexham Wednesday 26th April  - an opportunity for professionals working in arts, community, health and social care to connect and network, as well as finding out about forthcoming local events, projects and opportunities. Free Eventbrite booking link 

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WAHWN North East Wales Market Place at Ty Pawb, Wrexham Wednesday 26th April  - an opportunity for professionals working in arts, community, health and social care to connect and network, as well as finding out about forthcoming local events, projects and opportunities. Free Eventbrite booking link 

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Arts & Health Marketplace in North East Wales

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Emily van de Venter - presentation slides

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Emily van de Venter - presentation slides

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Please complete the survey for the event

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Who would like to take part in a CareFerence? Comments below:

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Who would like to take part in a CareFerence? Comments below:

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Organise a Market Place in your area? Contact info@wahwn.cymru

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Organise a Market Place in your area? Contact info@wahwn.cymru

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Transceltic - Home of the Celtic nations

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St Dwynwen's Day (Welsh: Dydd Santes Dwynwen) falls on 25th January every year. People all over Wales celebrate St Dwynwen's Day, the Welsh patron saint of lovers. St Dwynwen is the Welsh equivalent of St Valentine. Dwynwen - whose names translates to "she who leads a blessed life" - still enjoys great popularity throughout Wales, particularly in her home of Anglesey (Welsh: Ynys Môn). Whilst the date is not widely known outside of Wales it has become increasingly popular in recent times. In Wales special events commemorating St Dwynwen's day are held. Dydd santes dwynwen hapus (Happy St Dwynwen's Day) to everyone celebrating on this special date.

It was said Dwynwen was the prettiest of Welsh King Brychan Brycheiniog's twenty-four daughters. Her father had arranged for her to marry, but she fell in love with another man; a prince named Maelon Dafodrill. Dwynwen knew she had to follow her father's wishes and though it broke her heart prayed to God and asked for help to forget Maelon. She was visited by an angel as she slept who gave her a potion to erase her memory of feelings for Maelon and turn him into a block of ice.

God granted Dwynwen three wishes. Her first wish was that her beloved Maelon should be thawed, the second was that God should meet the needs of all lovers and her third wish was that she should never marry. In gratitude Dwynwen devoted her life to God and on the island of Lladdwyn (the name can be translated into English as "The church of St. Dwynwen"), off the coast of Anglesey (Welsh: Ynys Môn) she set up a convent. To this day the remains of the church can still be seen on the island, along with Dwynwen's Well. In this well is said to live a sacred fish who can predict whether couples will have a successful relationship. When visiting and looking into the well if the fish is seen swimming around and lively then it is a sign of a faithful and devoted husband.

This ancient legend has ensured that the well has become a place of pilgrimage for young Welsh lovers ever since the death of Dwynwen in 465 AD. Fittingly, in this month of January the Welsh Books Council has also chosen the Welsh language Cariad Pur? (Pure love?) as its Book of the Month. The collection of short stories are based around the theme of love. A number of authors have contributed to the book including Llio Mai Hughes and Marlyn Samuel from Anglesey; Bethan Gwanas from Dolgellau; Guto Dafydd from Pwllheli and John Gruffydd Jones from Abergele. It is published by Caernarfon based publishers, Gwasg y Bwthyn,Lôn Ddewi,Caernarfon,Gwynedd, Wales LL55 1ER; Tel: 01286 672018; E-mail: gwasgybwthyn@btconnect.com.

Welsh Books Council www.cllc.org.uk.

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Dydd santes dwynwen hapus - Happy St Dwynwen's Day

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St Dwynwen's Day (Welsh: Dydd Santes Dwynwen) falls on 25th January every year. People all over Wales celebrate St Dwynwen's Day, the Welsh patron saint of lovers. St Dwynwen is the Welsh equivalent of St Valentine. Dwynwen - whose names translates to "she who leads a blessed life" - still enjoys great popularity throughout Wales, particularly in her home of Anglesey (Welsh: Ynys Môn).

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Come along to the thisPlace Intro Workshop to find out a little bit more about us and how we work!

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Rhestr Gyswllt

Drwy ei Raglen Adeiladu Gallu, mae Cyngor Celfyddydau Cymru yn cydariannu swyddi Cydlynwyr Celfyddydau ac Iechyd ym mhob Bwrdd Iechyd. Mae'r Cydlynwyr yn nodi blaenoriaethau iechyd presennol ac yn edrych ar sut y gall arloesiadau creadigol helpu i gynnig datrysiadau i gefnogi gwell canlyniadau iechyd a llesiant i gleifion a staff. Maen nhw'n helpu i feithrin cysylltiadau cryfach rhwng sector y celfyddydau a'r GIG yng Nghymru.

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Drwy ei Raglen Adeiladu Gallu, mae Cyngor Celfyddydau Cymru yn cydariannu swyddi Cydlynwyr Celfyddydau ac Iechyd ym mhob Bwrdd Iechyd. Mae'r Cydlynwyr yn nodi blaenoriaethau iechyd presennol ac yn edrych ar sut y gall arloesiadau creadigol helpu i gynnig datrysiadau i gefnogi gwell canlyniadau iechyd a llesiant i gleifion a staff.

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Arts in Health Coordinators across Wales

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Arts in Health Coordinators across Wales

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Contact List

Through its Capacity Building Programme, the Arts Council of Wales co-funds Arts & Health Coordinator posts in each Health Board. The Coordinators identify current health priorities and explore how creative interventions can help offer solutions to support better health and wellbeing outcomes for patients and staff. They help grow stronger connections between the arts sector and the NHS in Wales.

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Through its Capacity Building Programme, the Arts Council of Wales co-funds Arts & Health Coordinator posts in each Health Board. The Coordinators identify current health priorities and explore how creative interventions can help offer solutions to support better health and wellbeing outcomes for patients and staff.

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Evaluation report on impact of health board arts and health coordinators

Following a grant received from the Arts Council of Wales ('ACW'), the Welsh NHS Confederation commissioned UK Research & Consultancy Services Ltd in June 2021 to carry out an evaluation of the impact of the Arts and Health Coordinator ('AHC') roles within Health Boards ('HBs') across Wales. The purpose of the evaluation was to understand more about the impact these roles are having on patients, staff, and the wider system.

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News | Wales Arts Health & Well-being Network

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Following a grant received from the Arts Council of Wales ('ACW'), the Welsh NHS Confederation commissioned UK Research & Consultancy Services Ltd in June 2021 to carry out an evaluation of the impact of the Arts and Health Coordinator ('AHC') roles within Health Boards ('HBs') across Wales.

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Nesta Lloyd- Jones, Assistant Director Wales NHS Confederation

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Nesta Lloyd- Jones, Assistant Director Wales NHS Confederation

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The Welsh NHS Confederation and the Arts Council of Wales have renewed their commitment to raising awareness of the benefits that the arts can have on people's health and wellbeing and to embed arts and health initiatives across the NHS in Wales.

The two organisations have signed a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) which puts the arts at the heart of service transformation.

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The Welsh NHS Confederation and the Arts Council of Wales have renewed their commitment to raising awareness of the benefits that the arts can have on people's health and wellbeing and to embed arts and health initiatives across the NHS in Wales.

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We represent the seven local health boards; three NHS trusts; Health Education and Improvement Wales; and Digital Health and Care Wales. We are part of the NHS Confederation and host NHS Wales Employers.

We support our members by acting as a driving force for positive change through strong representation, facilitating system leadership and our proactive policy, influencing, communications, events and engagement work.

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We represent the seven local health boards; three NHS trusts; Health Education and Improvement Wales; and Digital Health and Care Wales. We are part of the NHS Confederation and host NHS Wales Employers. We support our members by acting as a driving force for positive change through strong representation, facilitating system leadership and our proactive policy, influencing, communications, events and engagement work.

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Thanks to support from the Welsh Government, Carers Trust Wales will be launching a new funding programme which will support unpaid carers living in Wales to get a short break from caring.

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Nid yw'r enw mor bwysig â'r gwasanaeth sy'n cael ei ddarparu.

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Nid yw'r enw mor bwysig â'r gwasanaeth sy'n cael ei ddarparu.

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What's In A Name? WSSPR Annual Conference

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Eventbrite - Wales School for Social Prescribing Research presents What's In A Name? WSSPR Annual Conference - Thursday, 2 March 2023 - Find event and ticket information.

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The name is not as important as the service that is delivered

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The name is not as important as the service that is delivered

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What's In A Name? WSSPR Annual Conference

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Eventbrite - Wales School for Social Prescribing Research presents What's In A Name? WSSPR Annual Conference - Thursday, 2 March 2023 - Find event and ticket information.

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Check out 19 October event, using digital tools to save money

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Check out 19 October event, using digital tools to save money

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Upcoming webinar on the 19th October, relating to conference topic in terms of using digital tools to save money on the Internet – Welsh language available on our website: https://www.digitalcommunities.gov.wales/webinar-programme/

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Please find below details of the online sessions delivered in Welsh and English that we've got coming up, along with the links to register your place.

We've tried to make the sign up process as simple as possible but if you are having any problems registering, please contact DCWtraining@cwmpas.coop

April
Understanding and protecting yourself from misinformation online with NewsGuard - 19th April | 10:00 - 11:30
What are the risks and how can we tackle them?

Digital Communities Wales welcomes NewsGuard to co-host a free digital skills session about misinformation and finding reliable information online. Bring along your members, clients, and community members to hear from NewsGuard's experts about how misinformation spreads online, and what you can do to protect yourself and others from online threats. Attendees will all receive free access to NewsGuard's browser extension, thanks to funding from UK Government's Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport.

NewsGuard was created by a team of journalists who assess the credibility and transparency of news and information websites, and is used by the DCMS and Ofcom.

This webinar will be available in English with a Welsh interpreter. Please select on our registration form if you would like to access the webinar using a Welsh interpreter.
Data Poverty and the Benefits of Managing Money Online - 27th April | 10:00 - 11:30
This session will be delivered in English with a Welsh Interpreter.

This session is being delivered by Digital Communities Wales, in collaboration with the Money Guiders Wales Network.

This session is all about helping people manage their money online, including some of the main barriers that people face in accessing and affording online services. During the past 18 months we have seen a huge increase in people being online, through working from home, accessing essential public services and keeping in touch with our families and communities - but not everyone has found it easy.
About this event
This online session will:

Explore data poverty, what it is and how to overcome it

Help you understand the link between digital exclusion and financial exclusion

Provide ways to help people access support and services online in a safe and secure way

Share some online tools and resources that you can use with your clients to help them manage their money

We have expert speakers from Digital Communities Wales to help with any questions about the online world, and Money Guiders colleagues from MaPS to help host the discussion and signpost to more learning opportunities. There's be space to network and connect with others across Wales.

We are limited to a maximum of 100 guests, so please book at your earliest convenience to avoid disappointment.

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Please find below details of the online sessions delivered in Welsh and English that we've got coming up, along with the links to register your place.

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Save the date, Wellbeing Conference, 25th January 2023, to celebrate International Creativity Week.  Nesta Lloyd-Jones, Assistant Director Welsh NHS Confederation will open the conference.

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Save the date, Wellbeing Conference, 25th January 2023, to celebrate International Creativity Week.  Nesta Lloyd-Jones, Assistant Director Welsh NHS Confederation will open the conference.

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An opportunity for link workers across Wales to come together and network.  The theme will include examples of projects promoting creativity, arts & health, wellbeing, social prescribing across Wales.
We shall also have Emily Van De Venter, (Health Improvement) Lead Consultant, Mental Wellbeing, Public Health Wales  to talk about the Hapus project
The Hapus programme includes several elements, all aimed at encouraging people to prioritise their mental wellbeing and to engage with activities that help to protect and promote it. This will include working with national and local partners in the public and voluntary and community sectors, raising awareness of the existing evidence base on what works for wellbeing, building further evidence and, crucially, starting a national conversation about mental wellbeing which is where artists can help. In order to help engage people with this topic we are looking to commission creative content to engage and provoke people to think about what “happy” means to them.

Register NOW:

You are invited to a Well-being event.
When: Jan 25, 2023 10:00 AM WALES

Register in advance for this meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwsd-mopjsjGNR3_9T0glDUe86DBA69kdRL

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

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Hello, we would like to invite you to take part in a study to identify and agree a core minimum dataset for Social Prescribing. This work is seeking involvement from across All Wales and is part of developing a Social Prescribing Evaluation Framework, supported by the Regional Partnership Board in Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan.

As you may be aware, there is currently no core minimum dataset for social prescribing evaluation. This causes a problem for commissioners and providers when attempting to evaluate the varying social prescribing services. This research aims to gather data items from local service providers and commissioners associated with social prescribing and agree which items should be included within a core minimum dataset. Identifying and agreeing a core minimum dataset will allow local social prescribing providers to measure and demonstrate how their services function and deliver outcomes for those who use them. It will also support commissioners in their decision making when seeking to allocate scarce resources.

We are aiming to recruit approximately 20 participants from organisations, providers, and commissioners of social prescribing, across All Wales.

We are asking you to take part in up to three online exercises that will help us generate a list of social prescribing associated terms and definitions.

Brainstorming. In this task you will generate statements in response to one single sentence. For example, “When developing a core minimum data set for our evaluation framework, I think the data that needs to be included is………………..”.

Sorting. This involves individually sorting all of the collated study statements into preferred piles.

Rating. This involves rating each study statement against two scales (Importance and how easy each item is to collect).

You are under no obligation to complete all tasks. Each task will be conducted online and should take between 20 and 40 minutes.

To find out more information please view the attached Participant Information Sheet.

To take part please click on the link below which will take you to the consent from.

https://forms.office.com/r/zpyZqFNquy

Once the consent form has been completed, we will email you a unique password and instructions for the first task.  For ease, tasks are best accessed from a computer or tablet.

If you require further information please contact either myself, Prof. Carolyn Wallace carolyn.wallace@southwales.ac.uk  or Prof. Mark Llewellyn mark.llewellyn@southwales.ac.uk

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Helo, hoffem eich gwahodd i gymryd rhan mewn astudiaeth i nodi a chytuno ar set ddata isafswm craidd ar gyfer Rhagnodi Cymdeithasol. Mae'r gwaith yn chwilio am gysylltiad o bob rhan o Gymru ac yn rhan o ddatblygu Fframwaith Gwerthuso Rhagnodi Cymdeithasol, a gefnogir gan Fwrdd Partneriaeth Ranbarthol Caerdydd a Bro Morgannwg.

Fel y gwyddoch efallai, nid oes set ddata ofynnol graidd ar gyfer gwerthuso rhagnodi cymdeithasol ar hyn o bryd. Mae hyn yn achosi problem i gomisiynwyr a darparwyr wrth geisio gwerthuso'r gwahanol wasanaethau rhagnodi cymdeithasol. Mae hyn yn achosi problem i gomisiynwyr a darparwyr wrth geisio gwerthuso'r gwahanol wasanaethau rhagnodi cymdeithasol. Nod yr ymchwil hon yw casglu eitemau data gan ddarparwyr a chomisiynwyr gwasanaethau lleol sy'n gysylltiedig â rhagnodi cymdeithasol a chytuno pa eitemau y dylid eu cynnwys mewn set ddata ofynnol graidd. Bydd nodi a chytuno ar set ddata ofynnol graidd yn caniatáu i ddarparwyr rhagnodi cymdeithasol lleol fesur a dangos sut mae eu gwasanaethau'n gweithredu ac yn cyflawni canlyniadau i'r rhai sy'n eu defnyddio. Bydd hefyd yn cefnogi comisiynwyr wrth iddynt wneud penderfyniadau wrth geisio dyrannu adnoddau prin.

Ein nod yw recriwtio tua 20 o gyfranogwyr o sefydliadau, darparwyr a chomisiynwyr rhagnodi cymdeithasol, ar draws Cymru.

Rydym yn gofyn i chi gymryd rhan mewn hyd at dri ymarfer ar-lein a fydd yn ein helpu i gynhyrchu rhestr o dermau a diffiniadau sy'n gysylltiedig â rhagnodi cymdeithasol.

Taflu syniadau. Yn y dasg hon byddwch yn cynhyrchu datganiadau mewn ymateb i un frawddeg unigol. Er enghraifft, "Wrth ddatblygu set ddata ofynnol graidd ar gyfer ein fframwaith gwerthuso, rwy'n credu mai'r data y mae angen ei gynnwys yw.................

Didoli. Mae hyn yn golygu didoli'r holl ddatganiadau a gasglwyd yn unigol i'r pentyrrau a ffefrir.

Sgôr. Mae hyn yn golygu graddio pob datganiad yn erbyn dwy raddfa (Pwysigrwydd a pha mor hawdd yw pob eitem i'w chasglu).

Nid oes rheidrwydd arnoch i gwblhau'r holl dasgau. Bydd pob tasg yn cael ei chynnal ar-lein a dylai gymryd rhwng 20 a 40 munud.

I gael rhagor o wybodaeth, edrychwch ar y Daflen Gwybodaeth am Gyfranogwyr amgaeedig.

I gymryd rhan, cliciwch ar y ddolen isod a fydd yn mynd â chi i'r ffurflen caniatâd.

https://forms.office.com/r/zpyZqFNquy

Unwaith y bydd y ffurflen ganiatâd wedi'i chwblhau, byddwn yn anfon cyfrinair a chyfarwyddiadau unigryw atoch ar gyfer y dasg gyntaf.  Er hwylustod, mae'n well cwbwlhau’r tasgau ar gyfrifiadur neu dabled.

Os oes angen rhagor o wybodaeth arnoch, cysylltwch â mi Prof. Carolyn Wallace carolyn.wallace@southwales.ac.uk  or Prof. Mark Llewellyn mark.llewellyn@southwales.ac.uk

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Miller Research has been commissioned by the Welsh Government to gather and analyse feedback on the development of a national framework for social prescribing. 

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Miller Research has been commissioned by the Welsh Government to gather and analyse feedback on the development of a national framework for social prescribing. 

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The Social Prescribing in Wales report was published in 2018 to record the progress
being made at the time, in developing social prescribing services across health board areas.
Following its publication, the Welsh Government along with its stakeholders
identified the need for additional guidance to design a model of social prescribing for
Wales, to develop a common understanding of the language used to describe social prescribing and identify actions which embed the model through a national framework. The consultation document can be found following this link.

As part of this exercise, two consultation workshops are being arranged to capture
the views of key stakeholders, including representatives from associated bodies,
clinicians, healthcare and care practitioners.

We would like to invite stakeholders to take part in the workshops on either the 11th
of October or the 12th of October between 1-3pm. These workshops will be held
virtually using MS Teams.

If you are interested in attending one of these dates, please respond by contacting
Miller Research using the contact details below.

Hannah Sterritt, Miller Research (UK) Ltd.
Email: hannah@miller-research.co.uk
Phone: 01873 851880

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Dr Sumina Azam is a Consultant in Public Health, Policy Lead, and Deputy Director of Policy and International Health, WHO Collaborating Centre on Investment for Health and Wellbeing, at Public Health Wales. Sumina has undertaken work in a range of areas in recent years, including housing, fuel poverty and health, Brexit and trade, and sustainable development.

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Johanna Davies is the Head of Health and Social Care Infrastructure Project at WCVA. Johanna has a varied background working with older people and carers in the voluntary, housing and public sectors. The Infrastructure project aims to maximise relationships and collaborative working between the voluntary sector and the health and care system.

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Opening address from Lynne Neagle MS - Deputy Minister for Mental Health and Wellbeing, Welsh Government

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Opening address from Lynne Neagle MS - Deputy Minister for Mental Health and Wellbeing, Welsh Government

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Improving Connections for People in Pembrokeshire

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Torfaen Connectors support and enable people to find suitable activities, groups and networks that join like minded people who may have similar interests. This helps encourage participation and engagement in the community and builds self-confidence, resilience and well-being.

Community Connectors:

Promote well-being, independence and fulfilled lives

Work to reducing social isolation and loneliness

Enable and support people to feel or be part of their community

Encourage, facilitate and support new groups and activities throughout Torfaen County Borough Council

The team have a range of knowledge on what's happening locally and in touch with many local groups such as crafts, coffee mornings, gardening, lunch clubs, pottery and walking groups. Dewis Cymru is also a useful resource for information on local groups and services.

For more information, please contact the team on 01495 742397 or email communityconnectors@torfaen.gov.uk.

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Powys Association of Voluntary Organisations (PAVO)

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All Wales School for Social Prescribing Research - INVITATION TO THE WSSPR SOCIAL PRESCRIBING EVALUATION FORUM – 22nd SEPTEMBER 2022SESSION 7 – CONSULTATION RESPONSE Developing a national framework for social prescribing | GOV.WALES 

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All Wales School for Social Prescribing Research - INVITATION TO THE WSSPR SOCIAL PRESCRIBING EVALUATION FORUM – 22nd SEPTEMBER 2022SESSION 7 – CONSULTATION RESPONSE Developing a national framework for social prescribing | GOV.WALES 

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At the Wales School for Social Prescribing Research we host three social prescribing evaluation forums per year. This event is the seventh in the series (Year 3, Session 1) and the focus for the session is a consultation response to Developing a national framework for social prescribing | GOV.WALES.

We host our forums on Microsoft Teams and joining instructions are sent to attendees prior to each event.

Dates for the 2022/2023 forum (Year 3) programme are:

22nd SEPTEMBER 2022

NOVEMBER 2022 (TBC)

15th MARCH 2023

PROGRAMME – 22 ND SEPTEMBER 2022

The Consultation on Developing a national framework for social prescribing | GOV.WALES was released on 28th July.  Welsh Government want to:

develop a common understanding of the language used to describe social prescribing

agree a model of social prescribing for Wales

understand what is already happening across Wales, what is working well and what isn’t

identify what action can be taken on a once for Wales basis

help embed social prescribing services in areas where they either don’t exist or need to be developed further

find out which technological solutions we need to develop

Consequently, WSSPR (Wales School for Social Prescribing Research) are coordinating a response and would like to hear and include your views.  Our response although attempting to answer all the consultation questions will be informed by our mission statement ‘To improve the health and wellbeing of society through excellent social prescribing research and evaluation’.

Therefore, if you have something to say about social prescribing and the proposed national framework please join us on September 22 nd at 9.30am

To book a space at the session being held on 22 September 2022 please visit https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/wsspr-forum-session-7fforwm-wsspr-sesiwn-7-tickets-124262397175

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Public Health Wales published paper on Understanding Social Prescribing synergies key to improving health and wellbeing for all (published 5 Sep 2022)

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Public Health Wales published paper on Understanding Social Prescribing synergies key to improving health and wellbeing for all (published 5 Sep 2022)

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https://phw.nhs.wales/news/understanding-social-prescribing-synergies-key-to-improving-health-and-wellbeing-for-all/

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Understanding Social Prescribing synergies key to improving health and wellbeing for all

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Research paper published -  Social Prescribing: Systematic Review of the Effectiveness of Psychosocial Community Referral Interventions in Primary Care

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Research paper published -  Social Prescribing: Systematic Review of the Effectiveness of Psychosocial Community Referral Interventions in Primary Care

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A systematic review on social prescribing has just been published, please have a look:

Napierala H, Krüger K, Kuschick D, Heintze C, Herrmann WJ, Holzinger F. Social Prescribing: Systematic Review of the Effectiveness of Psychosocial Community Referral Interventions in Primary Care. International Journal of Integrated Care, 2022; 22(3): 11, 1–16. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/ijic.6472

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Social Prescribing Grey Literature - please send feedback

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Social Prescribing Grey Literature - please send feedback

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Attached is a list of Social Prescribign Grey Literature - if you have any comments please send them to Dr Simon Newstead, Senior Research Assistant, University of South Wales
simon.newstead@southwales.ac.uk

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Welsh Charity Awards - closing date for nominations 20 September

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Welsh Charity Awards - closing date for nominations 20 September

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Find out more - www.welshcharityawards.cymru.

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Powys Third Sector Consultation event - help shape the response to the Welsh Government Consultation on developing a National Framework for Social Prescribing

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Powys Third Sector Consultation event - help shape the response to the Welsh Government Consultation on developing a National Framework for Social Prescribing

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Calling Powys Third sector - social prescribers, community connectors, green prescribers etc - Join this event to help shape a Powys third sector response to the consultation.

Booking form:  https://forms.gle/61rAbhUEm7G8H7Nw5

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Social Prescribing and Spirituality - we need your views!

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Social Prescribing and Spirituality - we need your views!

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Dear colleague,

We’ve had a discussion about social prescribing and spirituality with Prof. Linda Ross, Prof. Carolyn Wallace, Jan Batty, Nina Ruddle, Sharon Wheeler and Clair Swales. We understand that there is a potential gap in evidence and before we embark on a research study we would like to ask you for your opinion about this.

The issue.

The spiritual part of life is important for peoples’ wellbeing, yet it is often overlooked in health & social care.

By ‘spiritual’ we mean:

‘The dynamic dimension of human life that relates to the way people (individual and community) experience, express and/or seek meaning, purpose & transcendence, and the way they connect to the moment, to self, to others, to nature, to the significant and/or sacred.

The spiritual field is multidimensional:

1. Existential challenges (e.g., questions concerning identity, meaning, suffering and death, guilt and shame, reconciliation and forgiveness, freedom and responsibility, hope and despair, love and joy).

2. Value-based considerations and attitudes (e.g., what is most important for each person, such as relations to oneself, family, friends, work, aspects of nature, art and culture, ethics and morals, and life itself).

3. Religious considerations and foundations (e.g., faith, beliefs and practices, the relationship with God or the ultimate).’ (www.epicc-network.org).

Clearly, ‘connecting’ people with others is a fundamental aspect of your usual role. We’d like to ask you about your practice in relation to the other aspects of spirituality from the above definition.

Your opinion.

Please answer the following questions. Please just type your response below each question and send to Carolyn Wallace.

How often do ‘spiritual’ issues (excluding connecting people with others) arise in your practice? Answer (select one): Not at all, Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Less than monthly

Feel free to expand on your answer if you wish e.g. if there are certain issues that arise more than others.

How do you respond? E.g. personally, by referring (who to?), other

How confident do you feel in responding? Answer (select one): Very confident, moderately confident, not very confident

Is there anything else you’d like to say?

The data will be analysed by the team with support from a research assistant.

Thanks in anticipation.

Please return responses to Carolyn.wallace@southwales.ac.uk

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Annwyl gydweithiwr

Rydym wedi cael sgwrs am ragnodi cymdeithasol ac ysbrydolrwydd gyda Prof. Linda Ross, Prof. Carolyn Wallace, Jan Batty, Nina Ruddle, Sharon Wheeler and Clair Swales. Rydym yn deall efallai bod yna bwlch mewn tystiolaeth a chyn i ni ddechrau ar astudiaeth ymchwil hoffwn ni gofyn am eich barn am hyn.

Y broblem.

• Mae rhan ysbrydol bywyd yn bwysig ar gyfer lles pobl, ond eto mae'n cael ei anwybyddu'n aml ym maes iechyd a gofal cymdeithasol.

Trwy 'ysbrydol' rydyn ni'n golygu:

'Dimensiwn deinamig bywyd dynol sy'n ymwneud â'r ffordd y mae pobl (unigol a chymuned) yn profi, mynegi a/neu geisio ystyr, pwrpas a throsgynnolrwydd, a'r ffordd y maent yn cysylltu â'r foment, i hunan, i eraill, â natur, i'r sylweddol a/neu'n sanctaidd.

Mae'r maes ysbrydol yn amlddimensiwn:

1. Heriau dirfodol (e.e., cwestiynau ynghylch hunaniaeth, ystyr, dioddefaint a marwolaeth, euogrwydd a chywilydd, cymod a maddeuant, rhyddid a chyfrifoldeb, gobaith ac anobaith, cariad a llawenydd).

2. Ystyriaethau ac agweddau sy'n seiliedig ar werth (e.e., beth sydd bwysicaf i bob person, megis cysylltiadau ag un ei hun, teulu, ffrindiau, gwaith, agweddau ar natur, celf a diwylliant, moeseg a moesau, a bywyd ei hun).

3. Ystyriaethau a sylfeini crefyddol (e.e., ffydd, credoau ac arferion, y berthynas â Duw neu'r pen draw).'(www.epicc-network.org).

• Yn amlwg, mae 'cysylltu' pobl ag eraill yn agwedd sylfaenol ar eich rôl arferol. Hoffem ofyn i chi am eich ymarfer mewn perthynas â'r agweddau eraill ar ysbrydegaeth o'r diffiniad uchod.

Eich barn chi.

Atebwch y cwestiynau canlynol. Teipiwch eich ymateb isod i bob cwestiwn a'i anfon at Carolyn Wallace.

1. Pa mor aml mae materion 'ysbrydol' (heb gynnwys cysylltu pobl ag eraill) yn codi yn eich arfer? Ateb (dewis un): Ddim o gwbl, Bob dydd, Wythnosol, Misol, Llai na misol

Mae croeso i chi ehangu ar eich ateb os dymunwch e.e. os oes rhai materion penodol sy'n codi'n fwy nag eraill.

2. Sut wyt ti'n ymateb? E.e. yn bersonol, trwy gyfeirio (pwy at?), arall

3. Pa mor hyderus wyt ti'n teimlo wrth ymateb? Ateb (dewis un): Hyderus iawn, cymedrol hyderus, ddim yn hyderus iawn

4. Oes unrhyw beth arall yr hoffech chi ei ddweud?

Bydd y data yn cael ei ddadansoddi gan y tîm gyda chymorth gan gynorthwyydd ymchwil.

Diolch yn ddisgwylgar.

Dychwelwch ymatebion i Carolyn.wallace@southwales.ac.uk

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Older People's Commissioner for Wales - Webinar Event: Improving support and services for older men experiencing abuse. Thursday 27 October // 10:00-11:30am

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Older People's Commissioner for Wales - Webinar Event: Improving support and services for older men experiencing abuse. Thursday 27 October // 10:00-11:30am

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Join the Older People’s Commissioner for Wales to examine the action being taken in response to her latest report – ‘Improving support and services for older men experiencing domestic abuse’ – and explore the ways we can work together to help to ensure that older men who experience abuse can get the help and support they need.

At the event you will hear from male survivors of abuse about their experiences, and the barriers they faced in reporting abuse and seeking help.

The Commissioner will also be joined by an expert panel to identify how we can break down these barriers, as well as practical ways in which support and services for older men experiencing or at risk of abuse could be improved.

Book your place now: Improving Support Services for older men experiencing domestic abuse

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Our Chair for the day: Clair Swales, Head of Health & Wellbeing, PAVO

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Our Chair for the day: Clair Swales, Head of Health & Wellbeing, PAVO

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Clair was appointed Head of Health and Wellbeing at PAVO in December 2019.  Clair has overall responsibility for PAVO's Health and Wellbeing team consisting of the Community Connectors, Powys Befriending Service, Powys Mental Health Information and Participation Service, Health and Wellbeing information and Engagement Service, Startwell Development, Primary Care Cluster Health Promotion officer and Homelessness Prevention Project. Clair has a passion for Social Prescribing and leads on strategic engagement for PAVO representing the third sector on a wide range of strategic boards in Powys. Clair chairs Connect Wales and the CVC Health and Social Care Leads networks and is a member of WSSPR and the Connected Communities: Social Prescribing Deliverables Group.

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Language associated around social prescribing - Get involved!

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Language associated around social prescribing - Get involved!

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Hello,

To address the confusion surrounding language associated with social prescribing, we are gathering insight from a variety of individuals to help develop an evidence-based glossary of terms. This glossary can then be used as a reference guide by professionals across all sectors. We will be very grateful if you are able to take part in our research study. We have compiled a list of core terms associated with social prescribing and require you to sort and rate the terms online, via the link below. We are aiming to recruit approximately 80 participants across Wales from all professions and sectors associated with social prescribing, to ensure that the glossary is able to highlight the differences in language use across the sectors.

The task should take approximately 20-40 minutes, but your progress will be saved and you can access the software as many times as you like if you need to complete it at later date. For more information, please view the attached Participant Information Sheet or contact either myself, Dr Simon Newstead simon.newstead@southwales.ac.uk or Prof. Carolyn Wallace carolyn.wallace@southwales.ac.uk

For ease, tasks are best accessed from a computer of tablet.

Please SHARE this invite with your colleagues and networks.

To take part click on this link.

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Language associated around social prescribing - Get involved!

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Language associated around social prescribing - Get involved!

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Hello,

To address the confusion surrounding language associated with social prescribing, we are gathering insight from a variety of individuals to help develop an evidence-based glossary of terms. This glossary can then be used as a reference guide by professionals across all sectors. We will be very grateful if you are able to take part in our research study. We have compiled a list of core terms associated with social prescribing and require you to sort and rate the terms online, via the link below. We are aiming to recruit approximately 80 participants across Wales from all professions and sectors associated with social prescribing, to ensure that the glossary is able to highlight the differences in language use across the sectors.

The task should take approximately 20-40 minutes, but your progress will be saved and you can access the software as many times as you like if you need to complete it at later date. For more information, please view the attached Participant Information Sheet or contact either myself, Dr Simon Newstead simon.newstead@southwales.ac.uk or Prof. Carolyn Wallace carolyn.wallace@southwales.ac.uk

For ease, tasks are best accessed from a computer of tablet.

Please SHARE this invite with your colleagues and networks.

To take part click on this link.

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Dweud eich dweud ar Bresgripsiynu Cymdeithasol yng Nghymru Mae CGGC eisiau clywed eich sylwadau ar y Fframwaith newydd sy’n ceisio cysylltu dinasyddion ledled Cymru â chymorth cymunedol er mwyn gwella eu llesiant. Ar 28 Gorffennaf, rhyddhaodd Llywodraeth Cymru ei Fframwaith Cenedlaethol newydd ar gyfer Presgripsiynu Cymdeithasol. Fel y corff aelodaeth cenedlaethol ar gyfer y sector gwirfoddol yng Nghymru, rydyn ni eisiau clywed gan amrediad eang o fudiadau gwirfoddol sydd â diddordeb yn y fframwaith hwn er mwyn llunio’r ymateb gorau i’r ymgynghoriad. Rydyn ni’n awyddus i glywed gan fudiadau ar hyd a lled Cymru, o elusennau mwy o faint i grwpiau cymunedol llai. O ganlyniad, rydyn ni’n cynnal dwy sesiwn er mwyn clywed gennych chi. Cynhelir y sesiynau hyn:Dydd Iau 15 Medi, 1-3pmDydd Mawrth 20 Medi, 10am-12pm Bydd y sesiynau hyn yr un fath, felly mae croeso i chi fynd i ba un bynnag y dymunwch. Bydd y ddolen hon yn eich cofrestru chi ar gyfer yr un ar 15 Medi, ond gallwch chi gofrestru ar gyfer yr un ar 20 Medi yma. Bydd y sesiynau hyn yn ddwyieithog, a gwasanaeth cyfieithu o’r Gymraeg i’r Saesneg yn cael ei ddarparu.

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Dweud eich dweud ar Bresgripsiynu Cymdeithasol yng Nghymru Mae CGGC eisiau clywed eich sylwadau ar y Fframwaith newydd sy’n ceisio cysylltu dinasyddion ledled Cymru â chymorth cymunedol er mwyn gwella eu llesiant. Ar 28 Gorffennaf, rhyddhaodd Llywodraeth Cymru ei Fframwaith Cenedlaethol newydd ar gyfer Presgripsiynu Cymdeithasol. Fel y corff aelodaeth cenedlaethol ar gyfer y sector gwirfoddol yng Nghymru, rydyn ni eisiau clywed gan amrediad eang o fudiadau gwirfoddol sydd â diddordeb yn y fframwaith hwn er mwyn llunio’r ymateb gorau i’r ymgynghoriad. Rydyn ni’n awyddus i glywed gan fudiadau ar hyd a lled Cymru, o elusennau mwy o faint i grwpiau cymunedol llai. O ganlyniad, rydyn ni’n cynnal dwy sesiwn er mwyn clywed gennych chi. Cynhelir y sesiynau hyn:Dydd Iau 15 Medi, 1-3pmDydd Mawrth 20 Medi, 10am-12pm Bydd y sesiynau hyn yr un fath, felly mae croeso i chi fynd i ba un bynnag y dymunwch. Bydd y ddolen hon yn eich cofrestru chi ar gyfer yr un ar 15 Medi, ond gallwch chi gofrestru ar gyfer yr un ar 20 Medi yma. Bydd y sesiynau hyn yn ddwyieithog, a gwasanaeth cyfieithu o’r Gymraeg i’r Saesneg yn cael ei ddarparu.

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*Consultation Engagement event* Have your say on Social Prescribing in Wales WCVA wants to hear your thoughts on the new Framework aimed at connecting citizens across Wales with community support to improve their wellbeing. 

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*Consultation Engagement event* Have your say on Social Prescribing in Wales WCVA wants to hear your thoughts on the new Framework aimed at connecting citizens across Wales with community support to improve their wellbeing. 

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On 28th July, Welsh Government released its new National Social Prescribing Framework. As the national membership body for the voluntary sector in Wales, we want to hear from a wide range of voluntary organisations who are interested in this framework in order to best inform our consultation response. We are keen to hear from organisations across all of Wales, from larger charities to smaller community groups. As a result, we are hosting two sessions to hear from you. These sessions will be held on:Thursday 15th September, 1pm -3pmTuesday 20th September, 10am -12pm These sessions will be the same so you can attend whichever you wish. This link will register you for the 15th September, but you can register for the 20th September here. These sessions will be bilingual and Welsh to English interpretation will be provided.

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This is "Social Prescribing" by Edicis on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

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England - In Derbyshire they are asking for responses to their Link Worker Manifesto

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England - In Derbyshire they are asking for responses to their Link Worker Manifesto

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A manifesto co-produced between a group of Derbyshire Link Workers, Arts Derbyshire and artist Kate Genever as part of the Cultural Prescriptions artist-led support programme for Link Workers. These are our thoughts...what's yours?

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Social Prescribing Link Worker Manifesto

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A manifesto co-produced between a group of Derbyshire Link Workers, Arts Derbyshire and artist Kate Genever as part of the Cultural Prescriptions artist-led support programme for Link Workers. These are our thoughts...what's yours?

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Datblygu fframwaith cenedlaethol ar gyfer presgripsiynu cymdeithasol

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Datblygu fframwaith cenedlaethol ar gyfer presgripsiynu cymdeithasol

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Rydym yn ymgynghori ar ddatblygu fframwaith cenedlaethol (cyfres o safonau, canllawiau a chamau gweithredu) ar gyfer presgripsiynu cymdeithasol. Rydym am:

feithrin dealltwriaeth gyffredin o'r iaith a ddefnyddir i ddisgrifio presgripsiynu cymdeithasol

cytuno ar fodel presgripsiynu cymdeithasol ar gyfer Cymru

deall yr hyn sy'n digwydd eisoes ledled Cymru, yr hyn sy'n gweithio'n dda a'r hyn nad yw'n gweithio cystal

nodi pa gamau y gellir eu cymryd 'unwaith i Gymru'

helpu i sefydlu gwasanaethau presgripsiynu cymdeithasol mewn ardaloedd lle nad ydynt yn bodoli neu lle mae angen eu datblygu ymhellach

darganfod pa atebion technolegol y mae angen i ni eu datblygu

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Datblygu fframwaith cenedlaethol ar gyfer presgripsiynu cymdeithasol

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Rydym yn ymgynghori ar ddatblygu fframwaith cenedlaethol (cyfres o safonau, canllawiau a chamau gweithredu) ar gyfer presgripsiynu cymdeithasol.

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Developing a national framework for social prescribing

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Developing a national framework for social prescribing

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A national framework for social prescribing would set a common set of standards and ensure consistent delivery.

We want to:

develop a common understanding of the language used to describe social prescribing

agree a model of social prescribing for Wales

understand what is already happening across Wales, what is working well and what isn't

identify what action can be taken on a once for Wales basis

help embed social prescribing services in areas where they either don't exist or need to be developed further

find out which technological solutions we need to develop

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Developing a national framework for social prescribing

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A national framework for social prescribing would set a common set of standards and ensure consistent delivery.

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RHCW Webinar 20220712 100414 Meeting Recording - session on Social Prescribing (second half of meeting)

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RHCW Webinar 20220712 100414 Meeting Recording - session on Social Prescribing (second half of meeting)

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RHCW Webinar 20220712 100414 Meeting Recording

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HEFCW Research Wales Committee: vacancy for an expert in research and innovation (academic)

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HEFCW Research Wales Committee: vacancy for an expert in research and innovation (academic)

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About us

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It's more important than ever that voluntary organisations have the skills and tools they need to find funding and diversify their income. In 2021/22 WCVA distributed around £28.9m in funding to charities, social enterprises and volunteers in Wales .

I n our funding section you'll find information on WCVA's funding schemes, along with everything you need to help you search for and maintain funding for your cause.

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Our purpose is to enable voluntary organisations in Wales to make a bigger difference together. WCVA is the national membership body for voluntary organisations in Wales

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Minute Briefing Social Prescribing in Primary and Community Care event V2 110422

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Social Prescribing in Primary and Community Care in Wales: Minute Briefing

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Social Prescribing in Primary and Community Care in Wales: Minute Briefing

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Minute Briefing Social Prescribing in Primary and Community Care event V2 110422

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10.00 - 10.30 Deputy Minister Opening address - Lynne Neagle MS, Deputy Minister for Mental Health and Wellbeing, Welsh Government
10.30 - 11.30 Network rooms - Positive ways of working/Volunteering
11.30 - 11.45 Break
11.45 - 12.45 Cost of Living - Johanna Davies,  WCVA Head of Health & Social Care Infrastructure Project and Sumina Azam, Public Health Wales
12.45 - 1pm Next steps for the network
1pm - Close

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Social Prescribing - terminology and language! Get involved!

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Social Prescribing - terminology and language! Get involved!

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Hello,

We would like to invite you to take part in a research study into the language and terminology associated with social prescribing. As you may be aware, the general lack of unification of language relating to the social prescribing pathway creates confusion for those who encounter social prescribing, in both a professional and personal capacity. This research aims to gather information from professionals associated with the social prescribing to help develop an evidence-based glossary of terms. This glossary can then be used as a reference guide by professionals across all sectors.

We are aiming to recruit approximately 160 participants across Wales, from all professional sectors, and we are interested in your perspective on the terminology associated with social prescribing and the social prescribing pathway.

We are asking you to take part in an online brainstorming exercise that will help us generate a list of social prescribing associated terms and definitions. In this task you will generate statements in response to one single sentence: “A term or phrase (with associated definition) used within the social prescribing pathway includes…”.

The task should take approximately 10-25 minutes, but you can access the software as many times as you like if you think of more terms at a later date. To find our more information please view the attached Participant Information Sheet.

To take part on this task and help us collate the diversity of terminology associated with social prescribing and community connection please click on the link below.

https://southwales.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/social-prescribing-glossary-information-consent

For ease, tasks are best accessed from a computer of tablet.

If you require further information please contact either myself, Dr Simon Newstead simon.newstead@southwales.ac.uk or Prof. Carolyn Wallace carolyn.wallace@southwales.ac.uk

Please SHARE this invite with your colleagues.

Dr Simon Newstead PhD, MSc, PGCE

Senior Research Assistant | Uwch Gynorthwy-ydd Ymchwil

University of South Wales | Prifysgol De Cymru

Pontypridd

Rhondda Cynon Taff CF37 1DL

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Participant Information Sheet SP Glossary_V3

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PAVO Community Connectors Annual Report 2021/22

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PAVO Community Connectors Annual Report 2021/22

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Check out the work of the PAVO Community Connector team - get in touch if you would like more info

clair.swales@pavo.org.uk

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Social Prescribing - terminology and language! Get involved!

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Social Prescribing - terminology and language! Get involved!

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Hello,

We would like to invite you to take part in a research study into the language and terminology associated with social prescribing. As you may be aware, the general lack of unification of language relating to the social prescribing pathway creates confusion for those who encounter social prescribing, in both a professional and personal capacity. This research aims to gather information from professionals associated with the social prescribing to help develop an evidence-based glossary of terms. This glossary can then be used as a reference guide by professionals across all sectors.

We are aiming to recruit approximately 160 participants across Wales, from all professional sectors, and we are interested in your perspective on the terminology associated with social prescribing and the social prescribing pathway.

We are asking you to take part in an online brainstorming exercise that will help us generate a list of social prescribing associated terms and definitions. In this task you will generate statements in response to one single sentence: “A term or phrase (with associated definition) used within the social prescribing pathway includes…”.

The task should take approximately 10-25 minutes, but you can access the software as many times as you like if you think of more terms at a later date. To find our more information please view the attached Participant Information Sheet.

To take part on this task and help us collate the diversity of terminology associated with social prescribing and community connection please click on the link below.

https://southwales.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/social-prescribing-glossary-information-consent

For ease, tasks are best accessed from a computer of tablet.

If you require further information please contact either myself, Dr Simon Newstead simon.newstead@southwales.ac.uk or Prof. Carolyn Wallace carolyn.wallace@southwales.ac.uk

Please SHARE this invite with your colleagues.

Dr Simon Newstead PhD, MSc, PGCE

Senior Research Assistant | Uwch Gynorthwy-ydd Ymchwil

University of South Wales | Prifysgol De Cymru

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Rhondda Cynon Taff CF37 1DL

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Participant Information Sheet SP Glossary_V3

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Working virtually has encouraged new people to engage who wouldn't otherwise join in due to distance.

Quality of participation not always as good, lots of distractions.

Home working has givens some people more work/life balance and benefited some - unpaid carers for example. However for some it has had a detrimental effect on tehri MH and wellbeing. So we need to find a happy balance.

Most people in the group felt that they had a positive relationship with social care and saw them as colleagues and that this was mutually beneficial. Seeing complex cases coming in demonstrates level of trust.

People feeling more valued by social care colleagues.

We also spoke about Hoarding support - the lack of.

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Notes from conference and notes on Ministers answers to questions

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Notes from conference and notes on Ministers answers to questions

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Notes, Room 5

What has been the positive impact of Covid?

•             Team has got closer; we speak more often

•             Forced a lot of groups to enhance their digital offer

•             Travel time has reduced drastically

•             Environmental impact is positive

•             Costs to orgs (travel expenses etc) reduced

•             More people checking on neighbours

•             Referral rates up at end of Covid as people looked for things to do

•             New community groups created; some have formalised and stayed

•             Hyperlocal networks are better – you can’t ‘unknow’ your neighbours

Positive examples of working with Social Care Teams?

•             Social Care are more keen to refer to Connectors

•             Community Hub (Pembs)

•             Head of Social Care came to talk to 3rd Sector Networks re referral

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09:56:23 From  Gwyneth PAVS  to  Everyone:
	Please pop your details in chat, this is a great opportunity to network
09:57:22 From  Kirsty Smith  to  Everyone:
	Morning all, Kirsty Smith, Cwm Taf PSB (apologies but I need to leave for another meeting at 11)
09:57:24 From  Chesca Ross  to  Everyone:
	Chesca Ross from CAVO Ceredigion Association of Voluntary Organisations - Hello All!
09:57:55 From  Chesca Ross  to  Everyone:
	Apologies Kate Naidoo is unwell today and not able to join us.
09:57:59 From  Jodie Phillips (Dewis Cymru / Data Cymru)  to  Everyone:
	Hello everyone I'm Jodie Phillips from Data Cymru - I manage the Dewis Cymru website. My contact details are Jodie.phillips@data.cymru should you need to get in contact with me after the conference. 
09:58:39 From  Lynda Rogers  to  Everyone:
	Morning all - Lynda Rogers PAVO (Powys Association of Voluntary Organisations))
09:59:29 From  Anita Hicks  to  Everyone:
	Hello Anita Hicks senior practitioner and co founder sandy bear children Bereavement charity  please feel free to contact me for further information if required anita@sandybear.co.uk
09:59:50 From  Fern Jones  to  Everyone:
	Good morning. Fern Jones, Community Connector at Pembrokeshire Association of Voluntary Organisations
09:59:55 From  Sharon Healey  to  Everyone:
	Morning everyone, Sharon Healey, Senior Officer, PAVO Community Connector Service.  Looking forward to a great Connect Wales Conference 2021
10:00:01 From  Llian Cornish  to  Everyone:
	Bore da pawb. I'm Llian Cornish a (very new) PAVO Community Connector
10:00:21 From  Melissa Townsend (infoengine)  to  Everyone:
	Hi everyone, Melissa Townsend from PAVO. I will be discussing infoengine with you today, my email address is melissa.townsend@pavo.org.uk  please contact me if you would like more information about infoengine or any support with registering.
10:03:09 From  Gwyneth PAVS  to  Everyone:
	#ConnectWales #CyswlltCymru
10:04:32 From  Cyra Shimell  to  Everyone:
	Please add your service resource as a Community Connector/ Social Prescriber on www.dewis.wales , this will give us a great picture and directory of all roles across Wales relating to this field of work. Thank you.
10:05:29 From  Jodie Phillips (Dewis Cymru / Data Cymru)  to  Everyone:
	Thanks Cyra - your information is automatically shared with Infoengine. Melissa and I will talk about this later.
10:07:04 From  Nina Patterson  to  Everyone:
	Morning everyone. I'm here as one of the lecturers from Glyndwr University to talk today about the short accredited courses on offer through the University - 'Fundamentals of Social Prescribing' and 'Developing Social Prescribing'. Nina.Patterson@glyndwr.ac.uk
10:14:08 From  Jackie Dorrian  to  Everyone:
	Short term funding is a massive issue as the Minister did highlight, however this really does need to be addressed.  Changing Transformational Change and ICF which funds a great deal of the Community Connectors and Social Prescribers.  When Connectors sit in the Third Sector it seems that more is done than when they sit in other bodies.
10:14:24 From  Emma Lewis  to  Everyone:
	It's very hard to get continuation funding for most projects, however beneficial / successful they are. Will this be addressed?
10:17:51 From  Sue Leonard  to  Everyone:
	Welsh Government has recently made significant sums of money available to Local Authorities all of which has to be spent before March 2022.  It would be good if each County could establish a Community Fund to invest in preventions which could manage slippage money across financial years. It is frustrating seeing money being wasted just to meet impossible delivery deadlines and people being kept busy trying to spend money rather than planning long term and achieving sustainable outcomes.
10:18:39 From  Jackie Dorrian  to  Everyone:
	I totally agree @Sue Leonard
10:21:46 From  Kirsty Smith  to  Everyone:
	👏👏👏 @Sue Leonard
10:21:54 From  Mark John-Williams  to  Everyone:
	Agree with Sue. National and Local Government need to learn how to 'co-produce' solutions with citizens, communities and community organisations. Get beyond consultation
10:22:05 From  Berwyn Davies  to  Everyone:
	Are we increasing the amount we are spending on Mental Health generally?
10:23:14 From  vickyGrwpResilience  to  Everyone:
	agree with mark john and sue leonard
10:23:20 From  Anita Hicks  to  Everyone:
	we are a third sector children's bereavement charity that works with family's social services CAMHS and education however are representation within health boards has been limited
10:24:58 From  Jackie Dorrian  to  Everyone:
	My concern is the disparity across the whole of Wales with how we all work between the sectors

10:27:27 From  Jackie Dorrian  to  Everyone:
	Melissa is this available in Welsh?

10:30:45 From  Gwyneth PAVS  to  Everyone:
	Just a reminder the Padlet is interactive and any comments, questions can be asked under each heading/theme https://padlet.com/Pavspembs/ConnectWales
10:31:53 From  clair swales  to  Everyone:
	Please remember to tweet using the hashtag #connectwales #cyswlltcymru
10:33:03 From  Ceri George  to  Everyone:
	Dewis and infoengine appear to offer the same kind of service - are there any plans to combine?
10:34:31 From  clair swales  to  Everyone:
	Hi Ceri - the two systems 'talk' to each other and share third sector information.
10:34:46 From  Jodie Phillips (Dewis Cymru / Data Cymru)  to  Everyone:
	The tools are similar but there is a difference. I will explain this later but the Health and well-being Wales App brings Infoengine, NHS111 and Dewis all into one place. Will talk more about it later. 
10:37:41 From  Jennifer lloyd  to  Everyone:
	It is a great tool...are there any plans to add service costs displayed?
10:40:07 From  clair swales  to  Everyone:
	As Melissa said we will share slides after today.
10:40:44 From  Jackie Dorrian  to  Everyone:
	We ask Voluntary and Community Groups to add to Infoengine and tick the box to share with Dewis.  Our Community Connector + promotes Dewis.  We know refer to both Infoengine / Dewis
10:40:57 From  Jackie Dorrian  to  Everyone:
	now not know
10:42:09 From  helen vaughan  to  Everyone:
	how is the info on the platforms kept up to date? who edits it and makes changes ?
10:42:59 From  Jackie Dorrian  to  Everyone:
	Specific people in each area are made Administrators and they check.  The individual in the organisations update themselves

10:45:09 From  Jackie Dorrian  to  Everyone:
	Is it possible to get information on the App to share on our websites

10:52:41 From  Jessie Buchanan  to  Everyone:
	Does Dewis contain demographic information- either at parish level/county level - does it enable a search based on a geographic area?

10:53:07 From  Cyra Shimell  to  Everyone:
	I'm sure Jodie will send out further info about the APP - you can just download it free on your mobile by searching for:  Health and Well-being Wales
10:54:17 From  Gwyneth PAVS  to  Everyone:
	We can add any information requested in this chat to the padlet https://padlet.com/Pavspembs/ConnectWales

10:57:15 From  Ceri George  to  Everyone:
	Good to know that Dewis and infoengine are linked. I still can't quite see the benefit of keeping the two. Dewis seems more comprehensive.
10:59:10 From  Kirsty Smith  to  Everyone:
	I need to leave for a meeting but this has been interesting, thanks
10:59:41 From  clair swales  to  Everyone:
	Thanks Kirsty
11:01:38 From  Cyra Shimell  to  Everyone:
	👏
11:02:35 From  Fern Jones - PAVS  to  Everyone:
	why is the app only available to frontline workers in all sectors?  It would be more empowering to communities if they could access everything in 1 place too.  Sorry if you've already answered that.

11:05:26 From  Jodie Phillips (Dewis Cymru / Data Cymru)  to  Everyone:
	Information is added and updated by providers/services themselves. Systems remind those services to update information periodically. Editors check the information before it is published into the system. Those Editors are experienced in those service categories and in their patch e.g. third sector are editors for third sector information, commissioning teams in local authorities will look at care homes as they are regulated services etc. 

11:05:50 From  Jodie Phillips (Dewis Cymru / Data Cymru)  to  Everyone:
	Information about the App will be added to the Padlet. 
11:06:10 From  Gwyneth PAVS  to  Jodie Phillips (Dewis Cymru / Data Cymru)(Direct Message):
	Just added it

11:08:05 From  Sue Leonard  to  Everyone:
	infoengine is a third sector resource that is owned and managed through the Third Sector Support Wales partnership of WCVA and CVCs.  It exists independently to Dewis but is linked.  This gives us the best of both worlds.  S directory that is rooted in the third sector but integrated with directories that are managed by the public sector (Local Authorities and NHS Wales)
11:09:29 From  Jodie Phillips (Dewis Cymru / Data Cymru)  to  Everyone:
	You can search by postcode and local authority level in Dewis. When providers add their information to Dewis they are asked where they provide their service. You can go as low as ward level. Postcode searching doesn't limit users to that local authority area. Depending on the distance searched it will display where applicable services that that may be over the border for example as that may be the next best service local to them.
11:10:53 From  Ceri George  to  Everyone:
	I think it would be a sign of commitment to equal partnership between statutory and third sector to have a shared information directory. And it could save resource to put into third sector services!

11:18:06 From  vickyGrwpResilience  to  Everyone:
	We, Grwp are doing in depth research into impact of nature and volunteering on wellbeing. This will be story based rather than scientifice data collection. The aim is to give insights rather than data. |If anyone is interested in the results or process, or would like to offer input, that would be very welcome. This is in Pembs mainly Vicky@grwp.wales  or 07791 809 810
11:18:17 From  Nina Patterson  to  Everyone:
	Anyone interested in completing the online Fundamentals of Social Prescribing short-course starting in October please email enterprise@glyndwr.ac.uk who can notify you when the website booking is live.  The teaching will be delivered on Tuesday afternoons via MS Teams.  thank you, Nina
11:20:20 From  Kevin Mably  to  Everyone:
	Is there scope for a postgrad course in the future
11:20:57 From  Jessie Buchanan  to  Everyone:
	A great morning thank you, diolch. I have to leave for another meeting.
11:22:17 From  Nina Patterson  to  Everyone:
	We do offer a MSc in Health, Mental Health and Wellbeing that can be undertaken full-time or part-time either on campus or online Kevin.
11:23:54 From  clair swales  to  Everyone:
	Here is the link to the padlet https://padlet.com/Pavspembs/ConnectWales
11:24:42 From  Sue Leonard  to  Everyone:
	I believe the partnership between TSSW, NHS Wales and WLGA/WG is a good example of a partnership of equals.  We all bring something to the table to create an integrated health & wellbeing directory for Wales.  TSSW have taken on the role of supporting infoengine through our core services and networks so it is cost efficient.  CVCs work hard to secure and distribute funds to invest in third sector services but I completely agree that more needs to be done to ensure that Connectors have something to connect with!
11:29:01 From  clair swales  to  Everyone:
	Apologies for the change in the agenda. As mentioned, unfortunately our speaker Dr Carolyn Wallace (Wales School for Social Prescribing) has had to leave to tend to an emergency. We will endeavour to arrange a separate workshop to hear from Carolyn in the near future.
11:30:00 From  Jackie Dorrian  to  Everyone:
	Emergencies happen especially in this current climate.  Thank you Clair
11:33:33 From  clair swales  to  Everyone:
	If you are able to tweet please use the hashtags #connectwales #cyswlltcymru 😁

11:42:42 From  Kevin Mably  to  Everyone:
	The digital project is fantastic, could there be a national role out and utilise the lessons learnt
11:45:27 From  Sue Leonard  to  Everyone:
	The digital loans are time limited so equipment can be re-used with new participants - quite a few people are choosing to buy the tablets because they are familiar with the way it is set up, and we allow them to do this as well.
11:46:22 From  Sue Leonard  to  Everyone:
	The Pembrokeshire Digital Connections programme will continue to be delivered through the Community Hub in future
11:46:32 From  Jackie Dorrian  to  Everyone:
	It is grim here Clair

11:48:08 From  Anita Hicks  to  Everyone:
	It changed every thing for us  as a service we had to learn many new skills and ways of engaging with our children and families in a very new way

11:49:56 From  Jonathan Evans  to  Everyone:
	The word hybrid is spot on Clair. I think a number of organisations will now hold meetings face to face along with a Zoom connection in the room. It will certainly help increase attendance.
11:55:23 From  Kevin Mably  to  Everyone:
	In terms of core funding where would this come from, would it be NHS, WG , Local authority. I have concerns over the implementation of a model as there is such a disparity in provision and salaries, some of the work may be diluted as cheaper option is prefered.
11:56:25 From  Jackie Dorrian  to  Everyone:
	I know many people who do not understand what Social Prescribing is, and there now is Green Social Prescribing.
11:57:11 From  Sue Leonard  to  Everyone:
	.. and blue prescribing for water based activities
11:57:28 From  Chesca Ross  to  Everyone:
	Am going to have to leave you I am afraid, really interesting to hear what is going on. Thank you.
11:57:43 From  Claire McNamara  to  Everyone:
	Hi How long will the info on Padlet be available for ? Thanks
11:59:41 From  Sally Rees  to  Everyone:
	My email address is srees@wcva.cyrmu - please feel free to drop me an email about any of the Ministerial Task and Finish Group deliverables and the current research. I agree with Mark that the most important aspect in evolving SP is hearing from people about their experiences of SP and that informs the national offer
12:00:10 From  Kevin Mably  to  Everyone:
	for future events could we explore evaluations of the fantastic work we do. 
12:00:19 From  Mark John-Williams  
	I think Kevin's point is really relevant, as there is a massive difference in the Connecter Salaries across Wales. Some are paid almost at minimum wage, while others are paid at Social Worker rate
12:00:25 From  helen vaughan  to  Everyone:
	I work in Shropshire and it has been very interesting to hear how SP is delivered in wales; we face many of the same disparities even within a single county but good to hear of exciting developments. we are looking at similar frameworks-good to share.
12:00:50 From  Gwyneth PAVS  to  Everyone:
	a) What has been the positive impact of COVID in relation to your work that will impact on future ways of working?
	b) Do you have any positive examples of working in partnership with Social Care Teams in your area?
12:01:55 From  Mark John-Williams  to  Everyone:
	I think Kevin's point is really relevant, as there is a massive difference in the Connecter Salaries across Wales. Some are paid almost at minimum wage, while others are paid at Social Worker rate
12:02:25 From  Tammy Foley  to  Everyone:
	Apologies, I have to leave for another meeting. Thank you for an informative session.
12:02:35 From  Sue Leonard  to  Everyone:
	Services might look different but everyone needs to have equal access to support that will help them achieve the same kind of outcomes and outcomes can be captured in a national framework
12:02:52 From  Ceri George  to  Everyone:
	Sorry, I am going to have to leave. My main concern is to ensure that any services are able to provide support for people's mental health.

12:03:12 From  Michelle Hickin  to  Everyone:
	Huge apologies but I'm going to have to leave for another meeting. many thanks.
12:04:23 From  clair swales  to  Everyone:
	Hi Ceri - absolutely agree. Services to support mental health are vital especially as we see a continued increase need. Sustainability for mental health support is a key issue.
12:05:58 From  Kevin Mably  to  Everyone:
	Sue, in theory access to support should be equal the reality is quite different. I support people in a rural valley where there are few assets and services are at least 40 minutes away. we can only signpost if there is something to signpost too
12:06:16 From  clair swales  to  Everyone:
	Hi Mark and Kevin - I know the work has been done on this and Carolyn has the figures re salaries which we can hopefully share soon
12:11:44 From  Gwyneth PAVS  to  Everyone:
	Information on padlet will be available & updated as an ongoing engagement tool
12:22:10 From  Cyra Shimell  to  Everyone:
	Apologies - need to go to another meeting. Thank you for a great Conference.
12:24:08 From  Anita Hicks  to  Everyone:
	sorry I have to leave very useful conversations Will look forward  to next conference well done every one
12:27:34 From  Claire Powell  to  Everyone:
	Really sorry but I have to leave now. Thanks everyone - great opportunity to hear what's happening and network with others.
12:30:13 From  Llian Cornish  to  Everyone:
	Diolch pawb
12:31:47 From  Jackie Dorrian  to  Everyone:
	We also highlighted the differences in the region of provision
12:34:16 From  Jackie Dorrian  to  Everyone:
	We also mentioned that there were not many face to face meetings by public sector.
12:34:45 From  Jackie Dorrian  to  Everyone:
	People Power must be common place as people are at the centre of all of this
12:35:00 From  Pauline Chapman-Young  to  Everyone:
	Statutory Services colleagues have expressed their appreciation for the Connector service, as we have been able to address the support their clients needed and in a timely way.
12:35:01 From  Mark John-Williams  to  Everyone:
	Thanks everyone. A good event, see you all again
12:36:40 From  Clare Sutton  to  Everyone:
	thank you all
12:37:27 From  Donna Coyle  to  Everyone:
	Thank you. See you soon
12:37:33 From  Jackie Dorrian  to  Everyone:
	Thank you all and thank you to all those who put time into organising this conference.
12:37:37 From  Lee Hind  to  Everyone:
	Thanks everyone :)
12:37:40 From  Juie Campbell  to  Everyone:
	Brilliant event, thank you
12:37:42 From  Sarah PAVS  to  Everyone:
	Thank you :)
12:37:42 From  Jonathan Evans  to  Everyone:
	Thank you everyone!
12:37:45 From  Jo Brookman Lloyd  to  Everyone:
	Thank you for a very informative conference. Thank you for getting it organised.
12:37:49 From  Pauline Chapman-Young  to  Everyone:
	Thanks everyone. It's been interesting and very inforamtive
12:37:57 From  Rhian Griffiths  to  Everyone:
	Diolch
12:37:59 From  Mia Gillies  to  Everyone:
	Very informative, thanks all
12:38:01 From  Mathew Bailey - PAVO  to  Everyone:
	Thank you to all the organisers and participants.
12:38:10 From  Kevin Mably  to  Everyone:
	thanks to everyone for their thoughts and engagement
12:38:16 From  Lynda Rogers  to  Everyone:
	Thanks everyone. Really interesting
12:38:16 From  Claire McNiffe  to  Everyone:
	Nice to see everyone - hwyl 😁
12:38:16 From  Jodie Phillips (Dewis Cymru / Data Cymru)  to  Everyone:
	Thanks all - really useful event
12:38:19 From  Carys Owens  to  Everyone:
	Diolch pawb, great conference
12:38:21 From  helen vaughan  to  Everyone:
	thank you-really good to find out what is happening with SP in Wales
12:38:30 From  Sue Leonard  to  Everyone:
	Thanks - interesting conference
12:38:41 From  Sam Henly  to  Everyone:
	diolch :)
12:40:05 From  Mathew Bailey - PAVO  to  Everyone:
	Thank you all again!

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How to add my information to Dewis (Welsh)

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How to add my information to Dewis (Welsh)

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Sut mae ychwanegu fy ngwybodaeth i Dewis Cymru? - Dewis Cymru

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How do I add my information to Dewis Cymru? - Dewis Wales

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Dewis Cymru - Y lle ar gyfer gwybodaeth llesiant yng Nghymru

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Dewis Cymru - THE place for well-being information in Wales

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Health and well-being Wales App (English)

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Health and well-being Wales App (English)

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The new 'Health and Well-being Wales' mobile App has been developed by a partnership of Welsh Government, Local Government, the NHS in Wales and Third Sector Support Wales to provide front-line staff with access to information about the wide range of well-being support services and community groups across Wales.

The App provides access to a shared Directory of Services (DoS) via their mobile device. It brings together information from Dewis Cymru (the local government well-being directory), Infoengine (the third sector services directory) and the NHS Wales directory.

Once installed, the App allows professionals to search the resource directory for appropriate resources or services there and then, regardless of whether there is any Internet connectivity. Without such an App, in the absence of Internet connectivity the professional would need to leave the person, find the resource information, and return at a later date, which risks losing the 'moment of action' which exists at the time the conversation about well-being takes place.

Currently, the directory contains information about over 800 national and over 8,000 local organisations and services. The App provides information about the services provided, and contact information allowing the user to access the services listed. Information from the App can be shared with members of the public using any of the usual mobile applications.

The App is available to those working with the public to support their health and well-being needs. These include colleagues in Local Government, the NHS in Wales, Police forces, Fire & Rescue services and third sector support agencies. These organisations have been 'white listed' for access to the App and will be able to use their corporate e-mail address to create a user account. If you believe you should have access to the App but cannot register, please contact us for further support.

The App is not available to the public. Members of the public should be directed to the online directory www.dewis.wales where the shared information can be accessed.

In order to simplify use of the App, users can choose to download information relating to a specific set of relevant local authority areas or opt to download information for all parts of Wales. Regardless of their choice, each user will also receive information relating to the national resources listed in the shared DoS.

The app allows users to query the resource directory by keyword, classification, local authority area, or location. Due to the nature of the information contained in the DoS, users will need to update the information held in the app from time to time to ensure it remains 'current'. Failure to update the information as necessary will prevent the App from functioning until it has been updated.

For more information, please e-mail help@dewis.wales

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This is a really useful tool for professionals in Wales. I would highly recommend.

The developer, Data Cymru, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy.

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The developer will be required to provide privacy details when they submit their next app update.

Information

Provider

Local Government Data Unit Wales

Compatibility

iPhone

Requires iOS 9.0 or later.

iPad

Requires iPadOS 9.0 or later.

iPod touch

Requires iOS 9.0 or later.

Mac

Requires macOS 11.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.

Age Rating

17+ Frequent/Intense Alcohol, Tobacco, or Drug Use or References Infrequent/Mild Medical/Treatment Information Infrequent/Mild Mature/Suggestive Themes

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Connect IT - Connect Wales Conference September 2021

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Resourceful Communities Project Prosiect Cymunedau Dyfeisgar

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