Share your views on developing a North Wales Recovery College

A Recovery College will offer free courses aimed at enhancing mental health and wellbeing for everyone, including service users, carers, professionals, and community members. These courses are co-designed and led by individuals with lived experience, promoting hope, empowerment, and meaningful connections.

There is a recovery college in Cardiff, and you can click on the link below to find out more information –

Welcome to the Cardiff and Vale Recovery & Wellbeing College – Cardiff and Vale University Health Board

We have scheduled four in-person events in your local area:

  • St Paul’s Church Hall, Craig-y-Don – 2nd May, 9.30 AM – 1:00 PM
  • Pwllheli Felin Fach – 7th May, 9:30 AM – 1:00 PM
  • Llangefni Capel Ebeneser – 8th May, 9:30 AM – 1:00 PM
  • Wrexham Wellbeing Hub – 15th May, 9:30 AM – 1:00 PM

You can book your place by scanning the QR code in the image above or completing our booking form by clicking here

Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board Mental Health and Learning Disabilities Division, Caniad and Co-Production Network Wales are presently organising multiple engagement events across North Wales in November

Ar Y Dibyn workshops beginning September 2024!

Ar y Dibyn provides a platform for individuals to connect, express themselves, and find community through the Welsh language, particularly those impacted by addiction and their loved ones. Creative workshops and support sessions are set to commence from 19/09/24 in the Maesgeirchen Youth and Community Centre in Gwynedd. To inquire further, contact niaskyrme@theatr.com.

Caniad catch-ups begin!

Caniad catch-ups have now started in North Wales, with our last one tomorrow in Colwyn Bay. Please come along to the next ones in your area. 

Come along to find out what services are in your area. Staff will be there to help with your time banking and new volunteer opportunities.