Health Board News

Young people born between 1 September 2007 and 31 August 2008 as well as those aged between 18 and 25 entering their first year of university will be offered two doses of Meningitis vaccination this summer and autumn.

We will shortly be launching a formal period of engagement with patients and wider stakeholders.

Bids to provide NHS General Dental Services in Llandrindod Wells are invited by 13 July 2026.

This Armed Forces Week, we recognise and thank colleagues, families and communities connected to the Armed Forces.   

Hywel Dda University Health Board has today (28 May 2026) endorsed the launch of a second phase of public consultation on the future of stroke services across its four main hospitals.

Board meetings will be Livestreamed and uploaded to YouTube after the meeting.

Wales has become the first UK country to offer nationwide access to an innovative online programme for people affected by gambling harms.  

Please help the Welsh Blood Service by booking a lifesaving appointment today on the Welsh Blood Service website.

A guest article from Senedd Research.

Answering your questions about Better Together.

We welcome your feedback by 30 July 2026.

We are listening to public, patient, staff and stakeholder feedback to shape the future.

Hywel Dda University Health Board has today (28 May 2026) endorsed the launch of a second phase of public consultation on the future of stroke services across its four main hospitals.

Powys Teaching Health Board (PTHB) are pleased to announce a major milestone in its journey toward digital transformation. 

Hywel Dda University Health Board will consider plans to launch a second phase of public consultation on the future of stroke services at its meeting on 28 May 2026.

Two people who transformed their wellbeing with the help of NHS Wales’ online support are encouraging others to take that first step this Mental Health Awareness Week. 

People affected by cancer in Powys can now access new web pages for the Improving the Cancer Journey Programme, bringing together clear information on local support.

Warmer weather brings an increased risk of grass fires across our area. Follow this advice on how to stay safe if where you live is affected by grass fire smoke.