A ‘period proud Wales’ is the promise of the government by 2027, but will this really be enough to eradicate period poverty in Wales?
While a part of Butetown thinks more people should be fined for litter, authorities and organisations hold a contrasting view
With the universal credit uplift introduced in April 2020 now removed, many South Wales residents say they face a long, harsh winter
Wales is the only country in the UK without a specialised deaf mental health service. A new report calls for the government to make a change
The Welsh government is collaborating with race equality communities across Wales to create a brighter future for BAME individuals
Covid-19 has expanded the caring responsibilities of many young carers in Wales, affecting the way they look after themselves to the point of damaging their mental health
As energy prices continue to soar and many struggle financially, Wales’s unpaid carers are finding it difficult to heat their homes
The Welsh government says hate has no home in Wales – so why has there been an increase in the number of transphobic hate crimes in the past year?
Welsh Women’s Aid joins a coalition of women’s safety organisations that are concerned for women’s safety during the cost-of-living crisis.
Homelessness is not simply sleeping on the streets. But recent restrictions have surfaced more people who need help finding a home