We’re here to make sure your views and experiences are used by decision-makers to plan and deliver better health and social care services.
And when things go wrong our independent and trained complaints advocates can support you to make complaints.
30/04/2026
Looking for short, clear videos about what Llais does and how we support people across Wales?
Our YouTube channel shares helpful content about listening to people’s experiences and explaining how our work is shaped by what matters to them.
Head over to our Youtube channel:
▶️ https://ow.ly/FFZr50YH1MN
27/04/2026
If you need to raise a concern about an NHS or social care service, you can talk to us. Our trained, dedicated complaints advocacy staff will provide you with the free, independent, and confidential support you are entitled to.
For more information 👇
https://www.llaiswales.org/have-your-say/raising-concern-about-health-and-social-care-services
21/04/2026
Want to help decide the future of health and social care services in Wales?
Becoming a Llais volunteer is a great way to make sure you and your community’s voices are heard by those that decide and regulate how services are delivered.
Volunteers get involved for many reasons. Some want to make a positive difference to the lives of others; some want to develop new skills and some simply want to meet new people and have fun.
Get in touch and Volunteer now!
📞02920750112
✉️[email protected]
For more information 👇
https://www.llaiswales.org/get-involved/volunteering-us
16/04/2026
Need information in your language or in a different format? We’ve got you covered!
Our general leaflets are available in a range of languages and accessible formats to support everyone in our local community.
Whether you prefer large print, easy read, braille, or translated materials, we’re here to help.
Contact our office in the language and method that works best for you.
📞02920 750112
✉️ [email protected]
We’ll make sure you get the information you need in a way that suits you.
Together, we’re building a more inclusive and accessible community.
08/04/2026
We are excited to announce two new courses at Cardiff and the Vale Recovery and Wellbeing College.
"On Thursdays from April 16th onwards we will be hosting two new courses based in the garden space at our Park Lodge office on Park Road, Whitchurch. In the morning, 10:30 - 12:30, we will be hosting a gardening and horticulture session, then in the afternoon there will be a creative, arts based session, 13:30 - 15:30. The courses are a chance to connect or reconnect with people you have made connections with on our other courses and to enjoy spending time together in nature.
We would love you to join us, if you are interested in attending the sessions either now or in the future please phone or email The Recovery and Wellbeing College and we will add you to a garden mailing list, where you will receive invites to sessions and updates on the progress in the garden.
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 029 218 32619
Thursdays from April 16th onwards:
10:30 -12:30 Gardening session
13:30 - 15:30 Wellbeing in Nature (creative, Arts based session)
Location: Park Lodge, Park Road, Whitchurch, Cardiff, CF14 7XB
Nearest train station: Coryton (2 mins walk) Coryton train every 30 mins
Nearest bus stop: Whitchurch Hospital, Park Road, Whitchurch (1 min) Bus numbers: 21, 23, 26, 132, 136"
06/04/2026
Cardiff and Vale Recovery and Wellbeing College:
"We are excited to announce a new course in Cardiff and Vale Recovery and Wellbeing College. The preparing for discharge from CMHT course is being piloted in April 2026 (see leaflet with dates). the course content is based on co - production with a wide range of stakeholders including people with lived experience and carers/family members from which we have developed this 6 session course.
We would love you to join if you are going to be or have recently been discharged from your CMHT and would benefit from education and peer support around how to manage your discharge as well as having an opportunity to meet with some organisations in Cardiff and the Vale which may be beneficial to your ongoing recovery.
Please email [email protected] to be added to the register of attendance."
03/04/2026
📣We’re pleased to share some great news!
Welsh Government have extended Professor Medwin Hughes’ term as Chair of Llais for a further four years.
His leadership, commitment, and strategic vision have been invaluable, and this extension ensures continuity as we move forward with our priorities for the year ahead.
Please join us in welcoming Professor Medwin Hughes for a further 4 years and thanking him for his continued dedication.
Read more below 👇
https://ow.ly/uEKj50Yy5W7
02/04/2026
On behalf of Public Health Wales we share the below information.
COVID-19 can be a very serious virus at any time of year.
Getting your COVID-19 vaccination will help protect you for longer.
The vaccination will be offered to groups of people who are at greater risk if they get COVID-19.
These are:
• people aged 75 and older
• residents in care homes for older people, and
• anyone aged six months and over who has a
weakened immune system.
Your local NHS Health Board will contact you if you are eligible. You should have the vaccine as soon as you are offered it. Vaccination is one of the best ways to prevent severe illness from COVID-19.
🌐You can find out more about COVID-19 vaccination at:
phw.nhs.wales/covidvaccine
31/03/2026
Today we had the privilege of being part of the panel at the All Wales Carers Assembly 2026 🌟
It was a powerful and emotional event, hosted by Carers Wales that brought together carers from across Wales to share their lived experiences of what it truly means to care for a loved one.
Listening to these stories was a stark reminder of the immense challenges carers face every single day - often quietly, tirelessly, and without recognition.
A huge thank you to everyone who shared their experiences and thank you to fellow panellists David Pritchard Gofal Cymdeithasol Cymru / Social Care Wales and Darren Hughes Welsh NHS Confederation for their insights.