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Rebecca Evans MS, Minister for Finance and Local Government.

Vaughan Gething, Minister for Health & Social Services

The evaluation of the Social Services and Well-being Act was made up of different stages, all of which resulted in different reports.

Information on the number of new dwellings started, where building has commenced and those completed for April to June 2023.

Information on Jobs Growth Wales+ learning programmes and the learners enrolled on them for April to June 2023.

This research provides quantitative estimates of current and future need for social welfare information and advice in each local authority and for Wales as a whole. It focuses on five areas of interest: (1) Welfare Benefits; (2) Debt; (3) Consumer and Finance; (4) Housing and Neighbour; and (5) Employment.

Social prescribing of things like exercise classes, gardening and arts groups is growing in Wales and helping to reduce the burden on GPs by connecting people with their community to better manage their health and wellbeing.

'Care’ or ‘Supervision’ proceedings are where a Local Authority has applied to the family court to protect a child when there are serious concerns about a child’s safety or welfare.

Lesley Griffiths, the Minister for Environment, Energy and Rural Affairs, has thanked independent food and drink sellers who have kept local supply chains flowing and supported NHS staff during the ongoing pandemic.

A summary of the group's purpose.

External Accountability Group Biographies.

Membership of the Innovating Democracy Advisory Group

Leighton Andrews, Minister for Public Services

Estimates of NHS Wales vacancies based on the difference between budgeted and actual staff numbers on 31 December 2022.

Requirements for delivery of the Employment Based Initial Teacher Education in Wales scheme.

Answers to common questions about changes to the way tenants and licensees in Wales rent properties.

Terms of reference of the Ystadau Cymru Task and Finish Group,Community Assets.

An advert encouraging positive parenting is set to appear in cinemas across Wales for half term, as part of the latest phase of a Welsh Government campaign.

The Welsh Government’s programme to promote digital inclusion in Wales is to continue for a further two years with support of £2m.

Winter challenges put extra pressure on health and social services and people are being urged to Choose Well and access the right services, first time to get quicker advice or assurance, when they or their families become unexpectedly unwell.