ASC Cymru

🌟 Exciting Opportunity Alert! 🌟

We are currently recruiting for a friendly Female Senior Support Worker to join the team in Cardiff.

If you're ready to take the next step in your career in care, this is a wonderful chance for growth, progression and promotion in your career.

While a Level 3 qualification in Health and Social Care is preferred, don’t worry if you don’t have it yet— we will support you to achieve it!

Want to learn more? Apply online today or get in touch if you have any questions about the role. Give us a call at 0151 932 2242 or drop an email to [email protected]. We can’t wait to hear from you!

*This vacancy is advertised in line with Sub Paragraph 1, Schedule 9 of The Equality Act 2010 as there is an occupational requirement.

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🎨 A glimpse into this week's Art Group!

We are excited to share some photos from our latest session, where our amazing volunteers led a thoughtful still life activity.

Participants explored observation, creativity and self-expression, bringing their own unique perspectives to the objects in front of them. It was a calm, focused session with some fantastic artwork created!

A big thank you to our volunteers for preparing such a creative and supportive environment.

See you tomorrow at the AAH! 😊

🌿 Day Out to St Fagans!🌿

We are excited to invite anyone accessing our services, our volunteers and staff members to a day out at St Fagans National Museum of History on 26 June, Friday, from 9:30am–3:00pm!

📍 We will meet at the ASCC office at 9:30am.
🚌 We will be travelling together by public bus from our office in the morning and returning mid-afternoon.
🍽️ There’s a café on site or feel free to bring your own lunch.
🚶 Please come prepared for a bit of walking and dress for the weather.
💷 Entry is free

👉 If you’d like to join us, please let us know.

We’d love to see you there — it’s going to be a lovely day out 🌞

🎲 Board Games Update 🎲

Following feedback from both Art Group and Board Games members, we will be making a small change to create a better experience for everyone.

From the week beginning 18 May, Board Games will run 2:30pm–5:00pm, with a short gap between groups. You are welcome to arrive from 2:15pm to get settled before we start.

As always, we really value your feedback and want to make our groups as comfortable and enjoyable as possible.

💚 Mental health is something we all have – and looking after it doesn’t have to mean big changes. Small things count – and whatever feels right for you is enough 💚

Our 2026 updated leaflet has arrived!
Here's the full list of our services that we can support with.
As always, please feel free to get in touch via our info@ email address or via phone to ask questions or enquire about an initial appointment with us
Our BeWell programme is ran Wales wide online!

Mental Health Awareness Week 2026

This year’s theme is Action, because looking after our mental health isn’t just about awareness, it’s about the small steps we take every day.

Even the smallest actions can make a real difference. Checking in with yourself, talking to someone you trust, taking a breather, joining a group or reaching out for support. - it all matters.

Throughout the week, we will be sharing resources, ideas and conversations to help us all take meaningful action for ourselves and each other.

Let’s keep showing up for our communities, for our loved ones and for ourselves.

Our office will be closed until 2pm on Wednesday 6th May while we host our quarterly board meeting.
Art's and Crafts will resume as normal 13th May
This closure does not impact board games group and it will go ahead as usual

Thursday 30th April we will have a stall at the National Neurodiversity show. We have flyers and merch so please come over and say hi!

Tickets are available via National Neurodiversity show website for those who are interested in attending

A reminder that our office will be closed tomorrow due to this event