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It’s been a busy and exciting time here at Age Connects Morgannwg, and we’re proud to share some of the stories, updates, and successes from across our charity. In the blog below, you’ll find real-life case studies from our frontline teams - including support with hospital discharge, dementia care, and information and advice services.
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Age Connects Morgannwg are again calling on the community to help spread festive cheer this Christmas by taking part in our Christmas Card Appeal, which brings messages of kindness and joy to local care home residents.
Following a robust recruitment process, Age Connects Morgannwg is pleased to announce the appointment of Daisy Cole as its new Chief Executive Officer.
Our Befriending Service helps older people across RCT, Merthyr Tydfil and Bridgend feel more connected and supported - just like Mrs D, whose story shows the difference a friendly face can make.
Our Dementia Matters project provides personalised support for people living with dementia and their carers. Through our Memory and Wellbeing Guide programme, we offer guidance, reassurance and practical help.
Our Trusted Assessor team works across all hospitals in Bridgend, Merthyr Tydfil and Rhondda Cynon Taf, providing patients with the practical and emotional support they need to leave hospital safely, quickly, and with confidence.
PB was medically fit for discharge but had no home, clothes, or food. Our team stepped in to provide essentials and coordinate with housing services, enabling a safe and timely discharge.
After a prolonged hospital stay following multiple strokes, AN faced challenges settling back at home. Our Hospital Discharge Team provided practical and emotional support to ease his transition and reconnect him with familiar services.
In this new case study from our Dementia Matters team, we can see how impactful early intervention can be -even a single conversation, if well-timed, can reduce anxiety and create space for families to think clearly.
Making a difference doesn’t always require big interventions - sometimes it’s about noticing the small things, offering a kind word, and helping someone see that change is possible.
