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Dewis CymruÌýis the placeÌýto go if you want information or advice about your well-being – or want to know how you can help somebody else.

When we talk about your well-being, we don’t just mean your health. We mean things like where you live, how safe and secure you feel, getting out and about, and keeping in touch with family and friends.

No two people are the same and well-being means different things to different people. SoÌýDewis CymruÌýis here to help you find out more about what matters toÌýyou.

We’ve got information that can help you think about what matters to you, and we’ve also got information about people and services in your area that can help you with the things that matter to you.

If you want to know more about how to useÌýDewis CymruÌýto help you work out what matters to you, clickÌý.

If you’ve got a service that helps people with their well-being, you can add your details toÌýDewis Cymru, so that the people who you want to help and support can find you more easily. It doesn’t matter how big or small you are, or whether you’re volunteers - if you help people with their well-being,ÌýDewis CymruÌýwants to know about you and about what you do, so that we can put people in touch with you!

If you want to add details of your service toÌýDewis Cymru, clickÌý.

Why wasÌýDewis CymruÌýcreated?

One of the reasons forÌýDewis CymruÌýis the new law about social services in Wales – the Social Services and Well Being Wales Act. This new law will make life better for people and their carers, by making sure people get the help they need to lead a good life

Raising concerns about social care services or care providers

TheÌýÌýis responsible for ensuring all care services are safe for the people who use them. CSSiWÌýÌýlocal council and voluntary sector services, as well as privately-owned personal (home) care agencies and residential care homes. Inspections are available online. General enquiries: 0300 7900 126.

TheÌýÌýhas a similar role, but its focus is on ensuring the workforce which delivers social care services – the social workers and care workers – are qualified, skilled and competent. Call: 0300 303 3444.

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