The project finder is for people who lead, develop and deliver social care services who want to know more about work that’s happening across Wales.
Got a project you think would be a good fit for the project finder? Tell us about it by using our short online form.
We’ve created the project finder to help spread ideas and learn from practice by sharing information about the work, where it’s happening, who’s involved and how to find out more.
It aims to help people connect and learn from each other. We’ve encouraged people to share the important lessons they’ve learnt on the way, which could be really useful inspiration and learning for others.
We’ve included a collection of innovative practice examples and research initiatives that are relevant to social care in Wales. We’ve also featured academic research projects that we’ve formally supported through our Research Support and Engagement Framework.
Use the project finder to search for information about innovative practice examples and social care research initiatives, and to contact the lead person directly to find out more about their project, work together or support each other.
The Assuring Quality Framework supports social services and well-being senior managers at Bridgend County Borough Council to improve performance through impact and storytelling, using both data and learning from practice.
This project by Potens aims to help staff at a residential home in Wrexham to better support people with autism.
Hosted by Neath Port Talbot Council, this project gathered the views of people living in the Afan Valley and aimed to support a more coordinated, preventative approach to well-being.
Support Circles is an Ategi project that brings people with additional needs together to build friendships, learn new skills and enjoy shared experiences, including trips.
This project aimed to support smoother transitions to adult services for young people with learning disabilities and their families in Pembrokeshire.
This project by Skybound Therapies focuses on developing services to support individuals with complex behaviours that challenge to stay with their families and in their communities.
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