NEW figures reveal that 1 in 5 people in Wales feel their support network has shrunk during the pandemic, leaving them with fewer people to talk to about their mental health.
A CARDIFF Metropolitan student is teaming up with Butetown Pavilion to deliver a six-week karate course online.
A LOCAL artist has been creating graffiti-style wall art around Cardiff with the help of vulnerable young people who he works with.
Samaritans Cymru’s latest report into self-harm has found that people in Wales who self-harm continue to struggle to access early intervention, despite 9 in 10 adult agreeing that self-harm was a serious issue.
The number of Men’s Sheds in the UK has nearly doubled in past four years THE Den, a Men’s Shed...
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As Eating Disorders Awareness Week and University Mental Health Day end, we speak to activists fighting against stigma IT’S easy to...
Charity ambassador lobbies Welsh Government ahead of awareness week To mark Eating Disorder Awareness Week, from Monday, The Cardiffian spoke...
An evening with the Baa Baas shows the best of grassroots teams IT’S 8pm on Monday night and the big...
