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A collection of resources for practitioners working with digitally excluded individuals and communities. Developed through an NIHR-funded study, these resources combine research evidence with the insights and experience of practitioners […]
Main points Background Real Time Suspected Suicide Surveillance (RTSSS) was established in Wales on 1 April 2022. The RTSSS collects information on deaths by suspected suicide that occur in Wales, […]
Category: Annual report
Main Points Background Real Time Suspected Suicide Surveillance (RTSSS) was established in Wales on 1 April 2022. It collects information on deaths by suspected suicide that occur in Wales, as […]
Purpose The Welsh Government HIV Action Plan for Wales 2023-26 identifies five priority areas for action: prevention, testing, clinical care, living well with HIV and tackling HIV-related stigma and has […]
This guide has been produced for staff working in Public Health Wales. The purpose of the guidance is to support reflective practice about community engagement activity and to encourage behaviours […]
Category: Article
Key messages Rationale – why is this important? Supporting children and young people’s mental health and well-being is a strategic priority in Wales, reflected in national commitments to a whole-system […]
Recorded inequalities and contact with services before crisis, 2016 to 2021. Key messages Rationale / why this matters Mental health and well-being can change as children and young people grow, […]
Improving mental health and well-being are strategic priorities for both Public Health Wales (PHW) and the Welsh Government. This work was motivated to contribute to this, addressing the need to […]
Analysis from The School Health Research Network(SHRN) Student Health and Well-being (SHW) Surveyin Secondary Schools, 2025
Background Poor‑quality housing is a significant public health issue in Wales, estimated to cost around £1 billion each year (1) and contributing to a wide range of adverse health outcomes […]
