Get Involved
There are a wide variety of ways you can get involved in the work of Powys Teaching Health Board. You can read about some examples below:
- Current NHS Engagement and Consultation
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Information about getting involved in current engagement and consultation.
- Research Opportunities
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Information about getting involved in research and development.
- Volunteering Opportunities
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Information about getting involved through volunteering.
- Mid Wales Joint Committee for Health and Social Care
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Information about getting involved through the Mid Wales Joint Committee for Health and Social Care.
- Welsh Government Consultations
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Information about consultation by Welsh Government.
- Powys County Council Consultations
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Information about consultation and engagement by Powys County Council
- Archive Consultations
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Archive consultation information from our legacy website.
- 17/09/2021
- Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board Living Healthier Staying Well - strategy refresh
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Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board is the provider of health services in North Wales and they are seeking views as they refresh their ‘Living Healthier Staying Well’ strategy by 27 October 2021.
- 26/07/2021
- "Changing for the Future" in Swansea Bay University Health Board
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Information about the "Changing for the Future" engagement in Swansea Bay University Health Board.
- 01/07/2021
- Annual General Meeting of Powys Teaching Health Board
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The Annual General Meeting of Powys Teaching Health Board will take place at 2pm on 28 July 2021.
- 29/06/2021
- Local residents have helped to create a new vision for improving health and wellbeing in Powys
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Powys Teaching Health Board and Powys County Council, on behalf of the Powys Regional Partnership Board, are pleased to share the new ‘Integrated Model of Care and Wellbeing in Powys’.
- 29/05/2021
- Online Q&A Event with Carol Shillabeer on 9 June 2021
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An online Q&A Event will take place on 9 June with Carol Shillabeer, Chief Executive, Powys Teaching Health Board.
- 28/05/2021
- Have your say on the draft Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment by 30 July 2021
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Consultation is taking place until 30 July 2021.
- 20/05/2021
- Share your views on satellite radiotherapy services at Nevill Hall Hospital
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Have your say by 9 July 2021.
- 14/05/2021
- Do you use hospital services in Ceredigion or Carmarthenshire?
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Building a healthier future following COVID-19: Have your say on the next steps for hospital services in Ceredigion and Carmarthenshire.
- 28/04/2021
- Access to Health Services by Children and Young People During the Covid-19 pandemic
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Share your views
- 04/03/2021
- Survey on Experiences of Mental Health Care in Wales
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Share your experiences of accessing mental health services.
- 03/03/2021
- Improving the Cancer Journey in Powys
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A new website will share updates and information about the programme's aims and ambitions.
- 23/02/2021
- Have your say on NHS premises
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Welsh Government wants to hear people's views on the quality of the environment at your current community health and wellbeing facilities.
- 16/02/2021
- Your Views on Vascular Services in South East Wales
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Have your say on the future shape of vascular services in South East Wales
- 15/02/2021
- Share your views on Nevill Hall Hospital Satellite Radiotherapy Centre
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Velindre NHS Trust is seeking your views to help shape the Nevill Hall Radiotherapy Satellite Centre.
- 16/11/2020
- Your views on pharmacy services in Powys
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We want to hear your views about pharmacy services in Powys.
- 22/10/2020
- #NevillHallChanges - Information booklet will be delivered to South & Mid Powys households
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An information booklet about changes to Nevill Hall Hospital from 17 November 2020 is being sent to households across South and Mid Powys in the Nevill Hall Hospital catchment.
- 22/10/2020
- North Powys Wellbeing Programme business case receives Health Board approval
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Proposals for a new state of the art health and care facility in Newtown have today (Thursday, October 22) been backed by Powys Teaching Health Board following approval by the council’s Cabinet earlier this week.