Six-year-old Cullen completes triathlon to raise funds for the Children’s Ward that cared for him

After more than 60 hospital admissions during his early childhood, six-year-old Cullen Roderick has found a unique way to thank the team who has helped him over the years. The young fundraiser has raised an incredible £1,100 for the Children’s Ward at Royal Glamorgan Hospital after completing the Caldicot Kids Triathlon this summer, when he was just…

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Wales children’s health warning raises fresh questions for Rhondda Cynon Taf

Wales children’s health warning raises fresh questions for Rhondda Cynon Taf Children’s health in Wales has failed to show the improvement that should have followed years of warnings before the COVID-19 pandemic, with new evidence pointing instead to record levels of excess weight among younger children, persistent health inequalities and deteriorating outcomes in areas including…

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CTM projects part of national evaluation on pioneering open access mental health support across Wales

Two new mental health projects being developed in Cwm Taf Morgannwg will contribute to a national research programme aiming to improve access, patient experience and outcomes for people in need of care. A major research award funded by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR), the £3.4m Programme Grant for Applied Research will…

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Local donation transforms family spaces at Prince Charles Hospital’s Neonatal Unit 

Families staying at Prince Charles Hospital’s Neonatal Unit will benefit from more welcoming and comfortable family spaces, following improvements made possible by a generous £10,000 donation from Merthyr Cage Bird Society.  The newly refreshed family bedrooms, family room and expressing facilities were officially opened on Wednesday 29 July, when members of the Society visited the unit to see how their support had helped local families.   The donation was built up through weekly collections from Society members, who raised money each…

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Increased Surgical Capacity Across South-East Wales

Patients across Cwm Taf Morgannwg are benefiting from improved access to cataract surgery thanks to a regional programme that has delivered more than 25,000 procedures across South-East Wales in the last 12 months. The Regional Ophthalmology Programme brings together teams from Cwm Taf Morgannwg, Aneurin Bevan and Cardiff and Vale University Health Boards to increase surgical capacity,…

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Cabinet Minister for Health and Care visits Princess of Wales Hospital as orthopaedic team reaches major milestone

The Cabinet Minister for Health and Care, Mabon ap Gwynfor MS, visited the Princess of Wales Hospital this week to see how improvements to planned care services are helping patients receive treatment more quickly. During the visit, the Cabinet Secretary toured the hospital’s elective orthopaedic hub and met with staff who are delivering enhanced services…

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