Founded by Nadine Honeybone after her son’s autism diagnosis in 2006, Autistic Minds emerged as a response to the lack of support she encountered. Starting as The Autism Directory in 2010 and later rebranded, the charity aimed to provide vital resources and guidance for families navigating autism.

The Welsh Government-funded National Neurodivergence Team, hosted by WLGA and in partnership with PHW, collaborates with local Autism Leads and health boards. They coordinate the Autism Leads forum, developing essential resources, ensuring unified, comprehensive support for neurodivergent individuals across Wales.

Established in May 2006, Bullies out are one of the most dedicated and ambitious anti-bullying charities. Through their award-winning work with individuals, schools, youth and community settings and the workplace, each year, they provide counselling, education, training and support to thousands of people.

The aim of the Ajuda Foundation is to promote positive mental health & well-being support, resources, information and training to community groups, schools, education establishments and individuals who are disadvantaged, either by their social and economic situation such as, homelessness, poor mental health, disabilities or financial crisis throughout Wales.

Advocacy Support Cymru (ASC) is a registered charity based in Wales, with offices in Cardiff and Swansea. In 2012, it became incorporated as a Company Limited by Guarantee with Charitable Aims and took over all the contracts and services of its predecessor South Wales Mental Health Advocacy (SWMHA).

Their mission is to make life better for carers. Carers Wales provide information and advice on caring, help carers connect with each other, campaign with carers for lasting change, and use innovation to improve services. 

Child Bereavement UK helps families to rebuild their lives when a child grieves or when a child dies. They support children and young people (up to the age of 25) when someone important to them has died or is not expected to live, and parents and the wider family when a baby or child of any age dies or is dying.

SO FIT provides solutions to improve areas of people’s personal and professional lives. From Community Health & Wellbeing, through to Outdoor Fitness and Corporate support, their specialised, award-winning programmes will refine, build upon and enhance the knowledge of self-care for you and your colleagues.

At the core of NuCalm lies a scientific symphony of sound. By embedding carefully curated frequencies underneath soothing audio journeys, NuCalm’s neuroacoustic technology gently guides your brainwaves. This process leads to desired states of consciousness, whether it’s for + Improving Sleep, + Lowering Anxiety, + Increasing Focus, or + Elevating Performance. All in an easy to use App.

The Time to Change Wales campaign, led by two prominent Welsh mental health charities, Mind Cymru and Adferiad Recovery. Mind Cymru, fuelled by firsthand experiences, advocates for mental health awareness and stigma reduction. Adferiad Recovery offers specialised support for individuals and families dealing with mental health and substance misuse issues in Wales.

The MHW Awards is managed and organised by The Ajuda Foundation, a community interest company that promotes positive mental health in organisations, individuals and communities across Wales. All money raised will be used to educate hard to reach communities and organisations. We will create Mental Health & Wellbeing Champions across Wales.

Kudu delivers strategic, data-driven insights that delve deep into the roots causes of workforce challenges, both seen and unseen. Our approach is not just about quick fixes; it’s about prevention, proactive strategies, and implementing lasting solutions that enhance business growth and success. We believe employee wellbeing isn’t just a buzzword, it’s the foundation of thriving businesses.

Platform Wellbeing, a charitable organisation, supports individuals in diverse mental health projects like supported housing, youth programs, counselling, substance use, and employment services. Their focus lies in understanding trauma’s effects, identifying strengths, and nurturing healing for lasting wellbeing. Acknowledging limitations in ‘fixing’ they empower individuals on their journey, walking alongside them. 

Llais are here to understand your views and experiences of health and social care, and to make sure your feedback is used by decision-makers to shape your services. They seek out both good and bad stories so they understand what works well and how services may need to get better. They also look to particularly talk to those whose voices are not often heard.

With over two decades of experience, Practice Solutions, founded in 1999 by ex-social worker Gabe Conlon, offers tailored consultancy services to Wales’ health, care, and public sectors. Specialising in transformative change, they excel in designing and leading initiatives that enhance community well-being. Pioneering innovative workshops initially focused on safeguarding measures and abuse prevention for local authorities.

The Wolfson Centre for Young People’s Mental Health brings together world-leading researchers to focus on reducing anxiety and depression in young people. They focus on understanding, preventing & improving outcomes of anxiety and depression in young people.

Thriving Communities is an enthusiastic and dedicated team of health and wellbeing professionals who want to make a big difference in the  communities and workplaces around South Wales. Their vision is to empower communities to thrive through love, connection and purpose. 

Dawn Griffiths, MD of DAC Training Solutions, boasts 30+ years in hospitality and education. From Chef to Hospitality Lecturer and industry standards roles, she’s an expert in Hospitality qualifications, compliance assessment, and quality assurance. DAC offers tailored training, compliance reviews, and quality guidance for varied sectors’ needs

Established in 2016, Case-UK now offers nationwide mental and physical health services. Evolving from a family-run enterprise, our growth hasn’t compromised our personalised approach. Through Able Futures, In-Work, and Out of Work Services, we cater to diverse needs, providing tailored support options across the UK.

Rookwood Sound is a radio station that was created for people in staying in hospital. Their philosophy is that when you are home feeling well you have your own choice of Radio station to listen too, as expected this is quality radio providing you with what you want from it. Rookwood Sound aim to be as good as your normal radio station and try and surpass it where possible. Being in hospital does not stop you from wanting the same things, perhaps even more so the little things matter when time lays heavy while a patient in hospital.

Upbeat delivers engaging, fun-powered learning experiences highly sought-after in South East Wales. With growing demand under the new Curriculum for Wales, we assist schools in Expressive Arts training. Schools in Wales can access ‘HAVE a GO’ funding from the Arts Council of Wales for our workshops.

Dawnstalkers is an outdoor swimming community that encourages people to embrace the sea at Penarth Seafront, South Wales. Created by Grant Zetmayer, Dawnstalkers focuses on the joy of cold water, aims to create a community, share information, and motivate each other to maximise endorphins through this daily habit. 

Established in 2015, Elemental Health founder, with personal experience of systemic trauma, focuses on promoting emotional literacy in young people. Specialising in Youth and Adult Mental Health First Aid, the trauma-sensitive training aims to empower adults in fostering a supportive environment. 

Brown Paper Packages is an independent gifting company that was founded by Helen O’Callaghan in 2016. What started as a hospital gift box for her younger brother, admitted to hospital with Crohn’s disease, grew into a care package gift company shipping gifts worldwide. The Brown Paper Packages team has shipped tens of thousands of individual Brown Paper Packages and continues to strive for the highest service to spread the message of support and wellbeing across the UK and globally. 

Ara is a registered charity formed in 1987 by an enthusiastic group of volunteers. It is estimated that Ara has helped over 40,000 people with alcohol, drug, gambling and mental health issues and has saved an estimated £50 million in costs to the community.

Over many years Ara has provided structured treatment, counselling, housing support, education, training and employment guidance as well as many other interventions to promote recovery and a healthier life.

Their services are designed to accelerate the number of people coming forward for mental health help before they reach crisis point. Utilising the power of Lived Experience, they deliver culture boosting solutions that normalise mental health, giving people the language, tools and confidence to give or ask for help. A much welcomed side-effect of Bibliotherapy. Their services provide authentic connection, humanising mental health solutions through expert insights and lived experience wisdom.

Ray of Light Wales Cancer Support was set up in 2009, for and by people who are affected by cancer. Ray of Light recognises and understands the uncertainty, fear and change that comes with a cancer diagnosis. Every year in Wales over 19,000 are diagnosed with cancer but the impact of this diagnosis is felt by far more. They provide a confidential, safe and non-judgemental space to support people affected by cancer, and
through the turmoil of their loved one’s diagnosis, whilst trying to cope with daily family life. For many this support can be a lifeline.

Dewis Cymru is THE place to go if you want information or advice about your well-being – or want to know how you can help somebody else.

When we talk about your well-being, we don’t just mean your health. We mean things like where you live, how safe and secure you feel, getting out and about, and keeping in touch with family and friends.

Maggie has held around 30 jobs, eventually establishing herself as a graphic designer with an extensive portfolio. Due to diagnosed ADHD and Cyclothymia/Bipolar, along with recent physical health challenges, she’s struggled with regular employment. To keep busy, she’s worked and volunteered in the mental health sector, specifically focusing on suicide prevention. Maggie shares her views and experiences in the hope of helping others survive and thrive. 

Being a neurodivergent adult in a neurotypical world can be daunting at times. If you’re not sure whether you have traits of, or conditions such as, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD/ADD – not all are hyper), Dyslexia or Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) it can be especially tricky to navigate the waters  and make your life easier.

Helen Davies helps fellow neurodivergent parents to make their own lives easier.

Family Pathway are a non-profit specialist in additional needs, mental health and wellbeing provision and they are committed to working with individuals, families, communities, and corporate settings to lead active, healthy and fulfilling lives.

Nacoa (The National Association for Children of Alcoholics) is a registered charity (No. 1009143), founded in 1990 to address the needs of children affected by a parent’s drinking or similar addictive problem. This includes children of all ages, many of whose problems only become apparent in adulthood.

Nacoa is here to address the needs of children affected by a parent’s drinking or similar addictive problem.

Samaritans Cymru operates with a team of trained volunteers who offer a non-judgmental and confidential listening service. These volunteers are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, providing a vital lifeline for those in need. The organisation aims to reduce feelings of isolation and despair by offering a compassionate and understanding ear to anyone going through a difficult time.

The African Community Centre (ACC) Wales is a registered charity based in Swansea and Cardiff, which operates across Wales. All Ethnic Minority backgrounds who are current residence in Wales are welcome, especially African born, African Caribbean and British Africans. The ACC is committed to breaking down barriers, promoting participation and community cohesion, and understanding African culture within our local community.

Phillips wellbeing is an established counselling centre based in Newport, South Wales. We offer a counselling service to employees of both private and public sector companies and to private individual clients. 

Their core at Phillips Wellbeing is to provide clients with a shared understanding of their feelings within a trusting and caring environment. 

Jayne Woodman, founder of The Menopause Team in 2019, advocates for better menopause outcomes in workplaces. With over 20 years in HR, she educates employers on supporting menopausal colleagues. As a lecturer and career coach, Jayne empowers women in mid-life, stressing that menopause awareness benefits all genders in fostering inclusive and supportive work environments.

Curaleaf Laboratories are the UK-leading experts in the manufacture and distribution of EU-GMP medical cannabis as part of Curaleaf International, the biggest cannabis company in the world.

Providing healthcare services for people across Wales, delivering high quality and patient-led clinical care, wherever and whenever needed.