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Listening to parents: Llais publishes report on maternity experiences in Swansea Bay

Read our Our Having a baby in Neath Port Talbot and Swansea Report

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We’re here to make sure your views and experiences are used by decision-makers to plan and deliver better health and social care services.  And when things go wrong our independent and trained complaints advocates can support you to make complaints

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West Wales Region - Learning Disabilities Report March 2025

We know that we don’t often hear from people with learning disabilities about their views and experiences of health and social care. This means that we need to make more of an effort to find out their views and experiences. Instead of waiting for people to contact Llais to share their views, we need to meet with people with learning disabilities, their carers, friends, families and others, to see what we can find out and what they want to share with us.

3 July 2025
West Wales
Llais response to the EHRC code of practice consultation

The Equality and Human Rights Commission consultation asked organisations for feedback on changes to the code of practice following a Supreme Court decision which clarified definitions of legal sex in relation to the Equality Act 2010. This has important implications for how organisations define and handle issues relating to sex and gender identity. This is our response.

2 July 2025
Cardiff & Vale of GlamorganNeath Port Talbot and SwanseaCwm Taf MorgannwgNorth WalesWest WalesGwentPowys
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