“Life sucks” conference highlights devastating effects of cyberbullying

Hafal’s Young People’s Information Officer John Gilheaney recently attended the third annual Siaradwn Ni Let’s Talk conference. Held in Margam near Port Talbot, the conference featured speakers including Children’s Commissioner for Wales Keith Towler and highlighted the sometimes tragic consequences of cyberbullying.

Fancy becoming an AA?

Hafal’s Young People’s Information Officer John Gilheaney recently attended a meeting of Hafal’s Appropriate Adults (AA) in Cardiff.

Free Hearing Voices Resource Pack now available

The Hearing Voices Network Cymru (HVNC) website, which offers information, support and understanding to people who hear voices and those who support them, are inviting applications for a Free Hearing Voices Resource Pack.

“We want to know what you think of this Bill”

The Welsh Government has produced a “youth friendly” guide to understanding and submitting feedback on the Social Services (Wales) Bill. The aim of the guide is to explain the purpose of the Bill and to encourage young people to submit their views on how they think social services in Wales can be improved.