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Caring annually for over 1000 people from different cultural, social, economic and ethnic backgrounds makes us the largest directly managed Care and Support service of our kind across south Wales.
Gwalia Care and Support are holding a recruitment open day on Thursday 26th January 2012 at 16, Spillman Street, Carmarthen, SA31 1JY. The day will run from 10am to 6pm and is aimed at recruiting female Homecare Carers in Carmarthen town, newcastle Emlyn/Llandysul and surrounding areas, although further opportunities are also available throughout Carmarthenshire.
Gwynfa, our homelessness drop-in scheme located in Powys has benefitted from the support of one of its own this Christmas. Graham, an ex-client from the project raised over £90 by promoting the work that the project does and holding raffles. The money was used to donate a fully-loaded Christmas hamper and cake to six of the clients who shared the Christmas spirit.
Christmas arrived early at two of our projects after the People’s Postcode Lottery donated 10 flat screen TVs to Furnace Banc and our Carmarthenshire Integrated Accommodation Project (Great Western).
Bad weather won't stop our Senior Home Carers and Home Care Assistants this winter thanks to specialist off-road driving winter training.
Congratulations to our staff at Castle House, in Pontypridd who won the 'Working with Excluded Groups’ award at Cymorth Cymru’s annual Promoting Independence Awards on December 2nd.
Our Autumn 2011 issue of the 'Gwalia and Me' magazine is now available in audio. Written by and for our clients, you can now listen to it online or request a copy on CD.
Residents and staff at Plas Y Môr, our Extra Care scheme in Burry Port organised a fun-filled two-day fundraising event in aid of Children in Need.
The Supporting People National Advisory Board is advertising for new voluntary members.
The Olympic Torch Relay route was announced this month and one of our Clarewood Neath Foyer residents, 18 year old Kiefer Cheasty, has been nominated to carry it when it comes to the area on May 26th 2012.
On November 2nd we launched our reconfigured services for physical and sensory impairment in partnership with the City and County of Swansea.
Promoting inclusion, aspiration and wellbeing
Read about Street Football Wales and how they support young homeless people. View personal case studies from some of the team members.
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