The UHB is committed to working in partnership with trade unions, and actively encourages you to join any trade union or professional body of your choice (subject to any rules for membership of that organisation which may apply). Further information is available on the internal Staff Organisations page.
Cardiff and Vale UNISON members now have their own branch website at www.cavunison.co.uk where members can get up to date news and information, as well as hearing about special offers available to members only.
If you are a carer looking after a relative, friend or neighbour, the UHB Patient Experience Department has a dedicated email account for people who are carers to use for any carer-related enquiries, problems, requests for information. Find more information for carers or contact Suzanne Becquer-Moreno on 029 2074 5307.
Hospital Chaplains provide spiritual care to the hospital community. They take their place alongside the multi-disciplinary team which seeks to provide holistic care for patients and those close to them. Further information can be obtained by contacting the Chaplaincy on 029 21 84 3230, or by visiting the Chaplaincy Page
If you ever need to discuss work or personal issues confidentially, we provide a free counselling service. For further information please ring 029 2074 4465 or visit the Employee Wellbeing internet page.
The LGBT Network / Rhwydaith LHDTC+ has been formed as a support system for all Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Trans (including those with non-binary identities) employees of the UHB and straight allies / friends. Find out more about the Network here.
OneVoice is one of the Health Board’s lived experience networks. It aims to give a voice to our colleagues who are from Black, Asian, or Ethnic Minority groups, and to provide support to one another. Find out more about OneVoice or get involved.Email: OneVoiceCAV@wales.nhs.uk