Mid Wales

Mid Wales

Mid Wales is covered by the counties of Ceredigion and Powys and is served by the Powys Teaching Health Board and Hywel Dda University Health Board.

With an area of 6966 sq kms and a population of just 208,100 it is the least densely populated area of Wales.

 

 

 

Powys Teaching Health Board: from the air

 

Cultivate Gardening Project, Newtown

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  • Child Death Review

    The Child Death Review programme in Wales aims to identify and describe patterns and causes of child death including any trends, and to recommend actions to reduce the risk of avoidable factors contributing to child deaths in Wales.

  • Child Measurement Programme for Wales

    The Child Measurement Programme for Wales is a surveillance programme set up by Public Health Wales to get a better understanding of how children in Wales are growing.

  • Public Health Wales Safeguarding Children Service

    The Public Health Wales Safeguarding Children Service is an independent service of Designated Professionals and support professionals providing assistance to NHS Wales in keeping children safe.

  • Wales Rural Observatory

    The Wales Rural Observatory was established in 2003 to undertake independent research and analysis on social, economic and environmental issues in rural Wales.

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