About us
The West Wales Care Partnership (WWCP) has been established to oversee the continued transformation and integration of health, social care and wellbeing services in the West Wales area. The Partnership brings together the three local authorities in West Wales (Carmarthenshire County Council, Ceredigion Council and Pembrokeshire County Council), Hywel Dda University Health Board and representatives of the third and independent sector. A Regional Partnership Board has been established to meet the requirements of the Social Services and Wellbeing (Wales) Act 2014. Users of care and support services also sit on the Board, along with a carer representative.
A HEALTHIER WEST WALES: MAKING CHANGE HAPPEN CONFERENCE
10 October 2019
PARC Y SCARLETS, LLANELLI
A HEALTHIER WEST WALES- Billingual Agenda
Speaker Biographies- English Version
West Wales Regional Partnership Board Annual Report 2018/19
Click here for our latest annual report setting out our achievements over the past year
E-Bulletin – January/February 2019
Bringing you news on the work of the partnership and other developments in the transformation of health and care in West Wales.
WWCP DATA Portal
Developed in partnership with Data Unit Wales, the Portal contains an on-line version of our Area Plan, ‘Delivering Change Together’ and key facts from our first Population Assessment, undertaken in 2016-17. A range of performance, service and demographic data also features within the Portal, providing a useful tool for partners in planning services and monitoring the impact of the changes we are making.
‘A Healthier Wales: Our Plan for Health and Social Care’
In June 2018 Welsh Government published ‘A Healthier Wales’, which sets out a national programme for the ongoing transformation of health and social care. The Plan addresses key findings from the recent Parliamentary Review of Health and Care in Wales. £100 million will be available across Wales over the next two years via a Transformation Fund to support changes at national, regional and local level.
Monthly E-Bulletin – 21 September 2018
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