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Tackling abuse in vulnerable people

A pioneering initiative to raise awareness of abuse in all its forms came under the spotlight last week in Rhondda Cynon Taf (Monday June 15th).
The Art of Caring Exhibition

The Art of Caring Exhibition

Earlier this month (Wednesday June 10th), in the middle of National Carers Week, Rhondda Cynon Taf Council’s Carers Support Project took a group of carers to the Senedd, home of the Welsh Assembly G
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Wolfestone Translation joins Prince Charles to combat recession

Wolfestone Translation is involved in an ambitious £11.4m scheme launched by the University of Wales – the Prince of Wales Innovation Scholarships – designed to help propel the principality out o
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A “Hat-Trick of Awards” for Social Care

Rhondda Cynon Taf Council’s Community & Childrens Services have picked up another prestigious Social Care Accolade award at the Wales Social Care Accolades 2009 – The “Oscars” awards for Socia
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Parliament

Changes to MPs expenses proposed

Proposals to change to the way MPs expenses are regulated have been announced. Among the proposals are a new independent watchdog to regulate expenses and a new, legally binding code of conduct.
The Catch Up project

The Catch Up project

Learning Support Assistants, who are responsible for delivering an innovative literacy intervention project in Rhondda Cynon Taf, were recently honoured at a special ceremony at ESIS, Ty Dysgu on Wedn
De-stress help for unemployed

De-stress help for unemployed

Unemployed and disadvantaged residents in Tonyrefail can now benefit from an innovative new project that was launched last month (May 19th).
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