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.
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.
You can also share your work on the project finder by getting in touch.
This project sees the day opportunities team at Torfaen County Borough Council using an online digital app to support its work to embed a person-centred, strengths-based approach.
View Using digital technology to support strengths-based, person-centred working in day opportunitiesIn this project, researchers carried out a mixed-methods study with the UK’s health and care regulators about the public’s experience as witnesses in professional health and care regulatory proceedings.
View Witness to harm, holding to account: Improving patient, family and colleague witnesses’ experiences of fitness to practise proceedingsCredu is a charity that supports unpaid carers of all ages in the areas of Powys, Wrexham, Conwy, Denbighshire and Ceredigion.
View Using strengths-based approaches to support unpaid carersThis Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) Centre for Care study aims to investigate the effects of recent social care policy reforms on the workforce, and explore the future workforce.
View Understanding the drivers and implications of care workforce changeThis project takes a patient-centred, multi-agency team approach to providing integrated health and care services to patients registered with Borth Surgery in Ceredigion.
View Integrated health and care in BorthThe North Wales Regional Innovation Coordination Hub (RIC Hub) coordinates research, innovation and improvement activity in North Wales around how health and social care services can improve the way they work together.
View North Wales Regional Innovation Coordination Hub’s work with North Wales Children’s Regional Partnership BoardShowing 1 - 6 of 17
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