North Wales Workforce Board
The North Wales Workforce Board reports to the North Wales Regional Partnership Board. The Board meets every two months to provide oversight on a range of strategic workforce areas. Within the last 12 months there has been an extension of the membership reflecting a wide range of organisations and enriching the discussions, ensuring we have the right people at the Board to take forward the Regional Workforce Programme.
The overarching priorities for the North Wales Workforce Board include (further details can be viewed in our programme below):
- Stabilising the Workforce.
- Learning and Development
- Workforce Intelligence and Planning
North Wales Social Care and Community Health Workforce Strategy 2024 – 2026
The North Wales Workforce Board (NWWB) are pleased to share the final North Wales Social Care and Community Health Workforce Strategy 2024-2026. The three main priorities (noted above) were agreed from a stakeholder workshop held in June 2023 where new partners were invited to attend, and provided an opportunity to discuss what partners thought the priorities should be for the region moving forward. The development of the Strategy was an ambitious project which covered the Social Care and Community Health Workforce across North Wales.
The Strategy received approval from the North Wales Regional Partnership Board in April 2024.
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More information
- WeCare Wales
- WeCare Find a job
- Social Care Wales: News, events and consultations
- Regulation and Inspection of Social Care (Wales) Act 2016: Information and awareness
- Social care legislation in Wales: Information and Learning Hub
Contact us
Chair: Jenny Williams
Llinos Howatson: Llinos.Howatson@denbighshire.gov.uk
Rebecca Healy, North Wales Care Career Connector, WeCare.Wales: rebecca.healy@denbighshire.gov.uk