Swansea and Gower Cancer Self Help Group donated £25,000, one of its final acts before disbanding.
A primary care team has been recognised for helping to enhance the health and wellbeing of its local communities.
Rhodri Phillips and Cheryl Mainwaring took on running challenges.
Swansea Bay UHB Chair Jan Williams made a special visit to the award-winning Cae Felin Community Supported Agriculture project near Morriston Hospital.
The Afan Nedd Breast Cancer Support Group has raised thousands over the years and has donated its remaining funds as the team behind it call it a day
Women with a urinary tract infection can now get pain relief without having to see a GP.
The students who have additional learning needs have completed long-term experience with Support Services
A knitting enthusiast is bringing ‘comfort and joy’ to Swansea Bay patients of all ages after seeing a hobby develop into an operation which produces 400 knitted items every month.
The late Lilian Smith left almost £25,000 to Swansea Bay's volunteering service.
Two Swansea midwives worked together for six years before discovering by chance that they shared a very special connection.
Stephen Merridew rewarded for services to the NHS after 47 year career.
After a career spanning more than 50 years which saw her care for thousands of patients, Swansea Bay’s oldest registered dental nurse is taking a very well-earned retirement.
With flu continuing to cause significant challenges in our hospitals, we are strengthening our response in order to protect patients and staff.
Having to find somewhere for a first-time mum-to-be to stay and then give birth before Christmas is not an original story - but it doesn’t usually involve triplets.
When it comes to spreading some festive cheer around a cancer centre there ain’t nothing like a dame – a panto dame, that is!
Ensuring patients enjoy the festive period at home – not in hospital – with loved ones is high on our list this Christmas. But we need your help to make this possible.
An alpaca and a little donkey among four-legged visitors to Morriston Hospital.
A Swansea Bay team has been named the best in Wales for its multidisciplinary working throughout primary care.
Mum Aimee underwent an emergency procedure after a scan revealed she was at risk of a late miscarriage.
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