Annual reports

The annual report for the North Wales Regional Partnership Board (RPB) provides an overview of the board’s activities, achievements, and progress over the past year.

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North Wales Regional Partnership Board Annual Report 2024/25 PDF

Highlights and achievements from the year

We have:

Implemented the North Wales Memory Support Pathway to make
sure we work better together so that people living with dementia and the people
who care for them get the support they need.
Agreed the new extended home care regional commissioning agreement. The
joint agreement includes around 100 care providers with a potential value of
around £171 million.
Implemented our own North Wales Dementia Friendly Communities Scheme.
Brought practitioners together to share ideas about how best to support people
through Ripple Effect Mapping sessions. This is spread and scale at a local level,
helping us adopt innovative ways of working across the region. More robust
evaluation helps identify what works here.
Held the first Welsh Digital Social Care Showcase on 5 March 2025, funded by
external sponsorship. We’ve also facilitated procurement of a new social care
case management system, which will put all six North Wales social care
departments onto the same system for the first time, ready for future record
integration.
Improved dementia screening for people with Down’s Syndrome.
Held a successful ‘Designing Success Together: Neuro-affirmative Innovations’
event in March 2025 with over 100 participants, including people with lived
experience and service providers, to develop an action plan for the next twelve
months.
Refurbished buildings to provide community hubs and high quality places for
people with care and support needs to live safely as part of their community.
Continued to implement the 10-year strategic capital plan to support the models
of care. Schemes in development include Tŷ Croes Atti Flintshire, which will
relocate a council-run care home for older people so it can expand, to be
completed in Summer 2025.
Increased local small group homes for children in care, with a £4 million
investment. This helps improve options for children to live within or close to their
local communities.