Charity News
A ward sister, who began her palliative care career as a healthcare assistant, has spoken of how her passion for quality end of life care prompted her to become a qualified nurse.
67 talented young athletes from Cardiff will benefit from a £42,000 fund – thanks to charitable social enterprise GLL, which manages Cardiff’s Better Leisure Centres on behalf of Cardiff Council.
A nurse, who began her career as a midwife, before moving into palliative care has spoken of spending two decades caring for people living with a terminal illness, and their families.
A new charity has been launched in Wales to encourage the integration and acceptance of people from diverse cultures, religious and ethnic backgrounds in local communities.
The 27-year-old from Wrexham defied the odds after losing both his legs and most of his eyesight after stepping on an explosive device in Afghanistan.
A CHARITY ball has raised £30,000 to help children with a rare degenerative disease.
People walking Pen Y Fan near Brecon last Sunday (29 April), may have spotted an usual group making their way to the top of the iconic Welsh peak.
Macmillan Wales has secured £14.3 million in welfare benefits payments to help thousands of people cope with the huge financial pressures caused by cancer.
Twenty-year-old Bethany Harris from Newport has been crowned Miss Wales 2018.
The Lord Mayor of Cardiff, Cllr Bob Derbyshire, has completed his final training session ahead of embarking on the Welsh Three Peaks Challenge this weekend.