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How to get help about female genital mutilation (FGM).

Explains each part of your fishing vessel licence, including vessel details and conditions.

The Deputy Minister for Mental Health and Wellbeing, Lynne Neagle MS, is encouraging eligible families to sign up for Healthy Start to get healthy food and vitamins for free.

Some children find it hard to make friends. Others might get upset if they feel left out or if a friend they enjoy playing with is playing with somebody else. It can be a tough time for you as a parent as you can feel upset and anxious for them.

How we manage young people’s personal information at the Welsh Revenue Authority.

Free courses are available during 2024 and 2026 to help you deal with potential harmful situations such as sexual harassment in public places.

The Circular Economy Capital Investment Fund provides grants to use more recycled materials.

This research identified the factors most influential to post-16 achievement and constructed an estimate of the predicted outcome of the post-16 provider given the characteristics of its learner intake.

How to write user needs for GOV.WALES.

We funded Vale of Glamorgan council to improve Five Mile Lane.

A CPH allows you to report livestock movements between locations.

How to get help about modern slavery.

How to get help about domestic abuse and sexual violence.

The report provides recommendations for how a deposit return scheme (DRS) could be designed and delivered to be as effective as possible.

Help and support for you as a new parent and understanding your child’s development from birth.

Help and advice for you as parents to manage your family on your financial budget.

This is a list of changes to the technical guidance. For current guidance, please follow the relevant links.

Guidance for local authorities on managing a Social Housing Grant Programme Delivery Plan via the manage homes and places service.

The Welsh Government has launched a new initiative to encourage more local spending on food by the Welsh NHS, schools and local government to help support Welsh producers, create more jobs and boost prosperity in local communities, Economy Minister, Vaughan Gething announced today.