Are you passionate about the difference charities and volunteers make to health and well-being in Wales? Join us to advocate for the sector, and lead WCVA’s stakeholder engagement and influencing work on health and social care.
This is a fantastic opportunity for someone with experience of working at a senior level in health and social care in the public or voluntary sector, to join a team working to drive change to ensure that voluntary organisations and volunteers are valued as trusted and equal partners, integral to the delivery of health and care in Wales.
To apply please download the application pack below:
Mental Health & Wellbeing - Online only
Starting on Thursday the 14th of September for 6 weeks - 12.30 - 3.00 pm
Assertiveness Skills - Online only
Starting Friday the 15th of September for 3 weeks - 12.30 - 3.00 pm
Managing Anxiety - Online and in person at 16a Dean Street, Aberdare
Starting on Friday the 27th September for 6 weeks - 9.30 am - 12.00 mid-day
Anger Management - Online and in person at 16a Dean Street, Aberdare
Starting Wednesday the 15th of November for 3 weeks - 9.30 am - 12.00 mid-day
Places are limited, and offered on a first come first served basis.
Time to Talk Public Health is a national conversation established by Public Health Wales that regularly engages with the public on a variety of current public health topics, playing a crucial role in informing policy and practice in Wales. Our insights have already influenced positive actions in areas such as food environments, cost of living, climate change, and mental well-being, among others. We are continuously recruiting individuals aged 16+ and living in Wales to be part of the panel, and it would be great if members of the Voluntary Action Merthyr Tydfil community were represented within our national conversation.
Cost of Living. Emergency Departments. Dental Health.
Some of the many current health issues that are being covered in this month’s national conversation – It’s Time to Talk Public Health.
Make the voice of your community heard by joining the conversation today!
Public Health Wales wants to hear from YOU.
Your Wales, Your Health, Your Voice.
Please feel free to share this information with anyone in Wales aged 16+ years!
