Third Sector Health Powys

Free weekly outdoor activities for people aged 11 to 100+ are improving health and wellbeing across the Dyfi Valley through a new outdoor health service, Awyr Iach (Fresh Air). Research...

Our FREE 5-week programme is for anyone with an arthritis or related musculoskeletal condition. It is designed to help support you to manage your condition better. It’s a combination of...

Physical Activity & Arthritis – Arthritis UK Cymru INFORMATION SESSION:  Explore barriers to physical activity and ways to be more active. Staying active with arthritis can be challenging, but can help...

With updates on The People’s Priorities – 2026 Manifesto You can view the newsletter online here Llais Impact Jan 2026

Advocacy Sector workshop opportunities for February. Join Kath from The HOPE Advocacy Project in this interactive and dynamic workshop to learn how to use the “Wheel of Life” coaching tool...

Deafblind UK will be now delivering a new 4-year project across Wales, titled Connections Cymru, funded by the Wales National Lottery. The aim of this project is to help deafblind...

Please find the new programme of Walks for Hope for Powys people bereaved or affected by suicide. The walks take place in various places across Powys and are run jointly by DPJ,...

This Therapeutic support programme is designed to bridge the gap for individuals who are currently facing long NHS waiting lists or who cannot afford private therapy. It aims to help...

For the latest Support Sessions for 2026  please see the posters below or click on the following link https://www.carersuk.org/wales/help-and-advice/your-health-and-wellbeing/me-time-sessions/metime-sessions/

Craig-y-Nos country park Each month we will be offering free days at our Potting Shed for you to Share & Sell your Crafts or test out your Craft Idea. For...

Alzheimer’s Society are working on a project that is exploring the cultural and linguistic needs of Welsh speaking people affected by dementia, with the aim of improving access to Welsh...

Make a difference this year, volunteer with RNID and support people in your area who are deaf have hearing loss or tinnitus Search the latest volunteering roles in and around...

Join in for gentle movement with an experienced tutor. Enjoy a chat and a cuppa. Open to all who have Parkinson’s and their partners/carers Thursdays 10.30 – 12.00 During term...

Please see the below for a full list of upcoming virtual FREE online support events Monthly Information Webinars and themed group sessions from the MS Society Living Well Team https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/cc/living-well-with-ms-uk-2802569...

Please find below the latest newsletter from Age Cymru Powys with lots of local information and advice plus upcoming opportunities ACP Newsletter Winter 25-26

We’re delighted to introduce our new Social Prescribers: Ceri Williams – North Powys Lynda Rogers – Mid Powys Helen Quinlan – South Powys Our Social Prescribers offer person-centred support, helping...

Bowel cancer is the fourth most common cancer in Wales, but it is treatable and curable when detected early. In fact, nearly everyone diagnosed at an early stage survives. Our credit card-sized leaflet provides a...

Age Cymru Powys has announced the launch of Catrefi Cynnes Plus, a two-year energy support service designed to make it easy for Powys residents aged 65+ to cut their energy...

Clair Swales, PAVO CEO is pleased to share this snapshot of PAVO’s work and impact from October 2024 to March 2025 with you.  Clair said: “As the local County Voluntary...

The Bevan Commission’s latest Annual Review provides a snapshot of their work over the past year, highlighting key achievements, insights, and aspirations for the future of health and care in...

The recent publication titled “Why Wait? Building on Proven Initiatives to Reduce Waits in Wales” is now available for review. This publication compiles a series of Bevan Exemplar projects that...

Get Active with Let’s Go Powys!   A new initiative, Let’s Go Powys/Amdani Powys, has launched to help residents across Powys embrace a more active lifestyle. This pioneering project offers...

Royal National Institute for Deaf People (RNID) hearing aid user support service is funded by Powys Local Health Board and enables people to make the most of their hearing aids...