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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.

The Minister for Mental Health and Wellbeing has outlined ambitious plans to establish Wales as a trailblazer in the safe and ethical use of artificial intelligence (AI).

A dedicated women's health research centre opening this April will provide vital evidence to improve healthcare for women in Wales.

A further £13.7m will be invested to improve neurodivergence services and reduce waiting times for autism and ADHD assessments across Wales.