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“Prevention and early intervention is so crucial” – World Mental Health Day

Today is World Mental Health Day, a day to acknowledge the importance of good mental health and the continuing work to protect and support the mental health of people around the world. Days such as this provide an opportunity to remind ourselves of the value of being more open and mindful of our own and others’ mental health and wellbeing.

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Achieving sustainable and fair tourism

A warm Welsh welcome. That’s what people from Wales, England and further afield can expect to receive when they visit the spectacular tourist destinations we have to offer.

With our thriving cities, epic landscapes and coastal towns and villages there’s something for everyone in Wales – and we want to show it off. And to be able to continue doing this, we need to make sure communities are supported.

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High 5 for children’s rights! Ending physical punishment in Wales.

Deputy Minister for Social Services, Julie Morgan, tells us what ending physical punishment means to her…

The rights of the child are at the heart of celebrations to mark World Children’s Day on 20 November. Wales will soon join over 60 countries around the world who have put children’s rights centre stage by outlawing the physical punishment of children. The law will change in Wales on 21 March 2022 with the removal of the archaic defence of reasonable punishment. It can’t come soon enough as far as I’m concerned.

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Welcome to the Welsh Government Blog!

We wanted to create a place where we can let you know in more detail about all we’re doing to make Wales a more prosperous, equal, greener and healthier nation and how it affects you. And we wanted to talk to you in a more modern and chatty way – away from the headlines, social media and press conferences. We are very excited about the blog and talking to you in a way we’ve never done before.

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