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North Wales Collaborative
North Wales Social Care and Well-being Improvement Collaborative
Children and young people
Regional Partnership Board Children’s Sub-Group
Regional Integration Fund
Learning disability, mental health, children and young people, carers and dementia.
Regional priorities
Commissioning, workforce, safeguarding, social value, digital data and technology.
North Wales Population Needs Assessment
Information about the care and support needs of people in North Wales and the support needs of carers
Regional Innovation Coordination Hub
Coordinating research, innovation and improvement to support health and social care
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Recent Posts
Focus on neurodevelopment
The North Wales Children’s Partnership Board would like to hear from anyone involved in supporting children, young people and families with neurodevelopmental conditions about what’s working well and what could be improved. Neurodevelopment conditions include Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, or Tourette’s and tics. In particular, we would like to learn what support would be helpful […]
RITA users in North Wales unite
North Wales users of RITA (Reminiscence/Rehabilitation and Interactive Therapy Activities) met for the first time on 4th July 2023 in Wrexham. The 10” digital devices and 24” screens are used in healthcare settings by carers, healthcare practitioners and individuals receiving care. The technology enables individuals to recall and share events from their past through listening […]
The Dementia Bus – a lightbulb moment for carers
Commissioners from Wrexham County Borough Council gave carers from residential and day services a chance to visit the Dementia Bus to experience the sensory journey of how it may feel to live with dementia. They were joined by other health and care staff who work directly with people living with dementia. The RIC Hub went along […]
