People deserve to live long happy and healthy lives. To ensure this happens, we need to find ways to secure better health outcomes for people of all ages and backgrounds.
By testing new services, and working closely with citizens and health and social care staff, we can start to see what improvements will be beneficial for people in the long-term.
In 2018 the Welsh Government established a £100m Transformation Fund to help Regional Partnership Boards support its ‘A Healthier Wales’ ambition.
The purpose of the Transformation Fund is to improve health and social care services by scaling up models that are successful, and replacing less successful or outdated ones.
Through this fund, we were able to establish new health and social care services based on what people told us they needed.
Then in 2019, we secured an extra £22.7 million to further accelerate and expand the transformational projects taking place across Rhondda Cynon Taf, Merthyr Tydfil and Bridgend.
You can read about these below.
A 24/7 mobile response team and falls prevention specialists to ensure people can live independently and well at home.
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Primary and community care professionals working together in Bridgend County to created tailored health and social care plans for people.
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Working in partnership to support people and communities living in Bridgend to be more resilient.
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Using data to identify people most in need of some extra support to improve their health and wellbeing
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Building services around technology that supports people to stay well in their own homes.
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Rapid access to health and social care services to help people stay safe at home.
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A team of dedicated health, social care and third sector professionals working with GPs to provide support to people with the highest health risks.
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