Welcome to Cwtch!

Matthew and Micaela’s joy of being first-time parents quickly turned to heartbreak when Cai became seriously unwell at just a few weeks old.

Imagine a Wales where every child has access to the services they need, where they need them and when they need them. A Wales where families have a choice about the care they receive. A Wales where no family faces the death of their child alone. We don’t just imagine this Wales, we believe in it.

2024 is well and truly underway and we have lots of updates from our care services in the hospice and in the community that we’re delighted to share with you.

Pavil, who is on the Youth Board at Tŷ Hafan, has written his own article to tell us more about himself, his favourite places to travel and more!

Family Support Workers are a key part of our Family Wellbeing and Outreach Team. As well as working in the hospice, they work in local communities in Wales to make sure families get the specialist help they need wherever they need it.

The young people who come to Tŷ Hafan are full to the brim with brilliant ideas and passion for making a difference, so last year we started Tŷ Hafan’s first ever Youth Board!