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Measuring the Mountain: What really matters in social care to individuals in Wales?

A pan-Wales project designed to understand people’s real experiences of social care and the early impact of the Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014.


Co-producing a strong future for Cyberfirst Wales

Learn how CyberFirst Wales brought together industry, educators and young people to co-design the future of cyber education across Wales.


Co-designing the Women’s Health Wales website

A collaborative project helping shape the Women’s Health Wales website through inclusive engagement with women across Wales, ensuring lived experiences informed its design and content.


Co-designing Banc GISDA: a youth hub built with young people

A bilingual co-design project working with young people to shape Banc GISDA, ensuring the youth hub’s design, services and operations reflected their experiences and ideas.


Engaging for a trauma-informed Wales

A collaborative engagement project exploring trauma-informed approaches with marginalised communities across Wales, using co-production to create safe, inclusive conversations.


Renew Wales Design, Reflect, Connect – Shaping Climate Action’s Future

A collaborative project helping communities across Wales shape future climate action through evaluation, engagement and co-design.


Rhondda Forest co-design with communities shaping their forest’s future

A collaborative co-design project helping Upper Rhondda communities shape the long-term future of their local forest through inclusive engagement and shared decision-making.


Communities4Change: Improving health inequalities data sharing in Cwm Taf Morgannwg

A collaborative project bringing health and housing partners together to improve data sharing, helping identify health inequalities and support better decision-making across Cwm Taf Morgannwg.


Water Regulator Network: Developing catchment partnerships in Merthyr and Ely

A collaborative project supporting organisations across Merthyr and Ely to build stronger catchment partnerships through shared learning, practical action and co-production.


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