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29 September 2026Plenary
Statement by the Deputy Minister for Social Care, Mental Health and Women's Health: Improving Family-centred Neonatal Care in Wales: Progress Towards the Bliss Baby Charter
Shav TajLabour
Talking of babies and local support, Deputy Minister, Cerebral Palsy Cymru is based in my constituency, and I recently had the privilege of visiting the centre in Llanishen and seeing first-hand the specialist support that they provide … Welsh Labour Government support that was there, how can the new Government work with health boards and Cerebral Palsy Cymru to secure sustainable, equitable access to specialist cerebral palsy support for children and families across Wales regardless …
29 September 2026Plenary
Business Statement and Announcement
Natasha AsgharConservative
… constituency are facing deep uncertainty and concern as the health board reviews its service level agreement with Cerebral Palsy Cymru. While other health boards across Wales, including Cwm Taf Morgannwg, Swansea Bay and Hywel Dda, continue to secure … lack the specific advanced training, experience and clinical capacity required to replicate the specialised care provided by Cerebral Palsy Cymru. Withdrawing this contract creates an unacceptable postcode lottery, and also threatens the early intervention programmes that have provided …
29 September 2026Plenary
Statement by the Deputy Minister for Social Care, Mental Health and Women's Health: Improving Family-centred Neonatal Care in Wales: Progress Towards the Bliss Baby Charter
Delyth JewellPlaid
… boards, but of course it's something that we're keeping a really close eye on, because Cerebral Palsy Cymru is doing such fantastic work and changing people's lives. So, it's something that we're keeping …
20 March 2024Plenary
90-second Statements
Mark IsherwoodConservative
… and fine motor skills, difficult to do. Today, like some colleagues, I had the pleasure of attending Cerebral Palsy Cymru's lunchtime event. They're a national centre of excellence that provides therapy to children in Wales who … family support service. At the event, we heard from some of the families they help and how Cerebral Palsy Cymru have made a positive impact on their lives. The charity currently receives 0 per cent support from Welsh …
21 November 2023Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
Mark IsherwoodConservative
… otherwise, which is why the direct support provided by the third sector in Wales is so vital. Cerebral Palsy Cymru has recently written to all members here, urging them to write to your Minister for Health and Social … services in Wales, i.e., smart budgeting. How do you respond to the invitation extended to you by Cerebral Palsy Cymru to visit their specialist centre in Cardiff to see their unique work with children and families across Wales …

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Question WQ98335Tabled 16 March 2026Answered 24 March 2026
Janet Finch-SaundersConservative
To the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care
How is the Welsh Government working with third-sector organisations to co-produce services …
Answer: … ensure that children receive specialist care based on clinical need, regardless of where they live. Cerebral Palsy Cymru (CPC) have long‑standing contractual arrangements, and accept referrals, from all health boards in Wales. This …
Question WQ98334Tabled 16 March 2026Answered 24 March 2026
Janet Finch-SaundersConservative
To the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care
How does the Welsh Government ensure that access to specialist treatment for children with …
Answer: … ensure that children receive specialist care based on clinical need, regardless of where they live. Cerebral Palsy Cymru (CPC) have long‑standing contractual arrangements, and accept referrals, from all health boards in Wales. This …
Question WQ98333

Tabled 16 March 2026

Answered 24 March 2026

Janet Finch-SaundersConservative

To the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care

How is the Welsh Government ensuring that babies at risk of cerebral palsy receive …

Answer: … ensure that children receive specialist care based on clinical need, regardless of where they live. Cerebral Palsy Cymru (CPC) have long‑standing contractual arrangements, and accept referrals, from all health boards in Wales. This …