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GPs across Wales are being trained to recognise the symptoms of endometriosis earlier, to help improve women's care and diagnosis.

Cutting-edge smart technology is helping to transform care options for older people – helping them to stay in their own homes for longer.

Free period products are now available in more public spaces across Wales, thanks to the Welsh Government’s £3.2m Period Dignity fund.

Every football club in Wales will be able to access one of around 1,000 mental health awareness training places as part of a drive to better support clubs to support their teams, coaches and players and their wider community.

People across Wales are being encouraged to download the NHS Wales App to access a wide range of services digitally.

Swansea's Dementia Hwb has been recognised for its exceptional dementia-friendly environment following a £140,000 Welsh Government-funded transformation.

People who need mental health support will increasingly have access to same-day services, as part of an ambitious plan to further improve care across Wales

An ambitious new drive to create a more compassionate approach to understanding the causes of and responding to suicide and self-harm will help to save lives.

Learners across Wales are benefiting from increased wellbeing and mental health support thanks to £4 million in funding for colleges. Funding has previously been used to create wellbeing centres or counselling.

Supporting people to reach out for help if they are struggling with self-harm or thoughts of suicide will help to save lives.

A peer support service for people struggling with eating disorders has been hailed as a ‘game changer’ by Minister Sarah Murphy.

An extra £3m is being invested in bereavement services across Wales to help ensure everyone can access the support they need, when they need it.