Latest News

ND Care & Support to launch recruitment drive after new domiciliary care tender is confirmed in RCT

ND Care & Support is launching a major recruitment drive after a new tender to provide domiciliary care to adults was confirmed with Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council

Schools, businesses and individuals invited to take part in Biggest Ever Online Sign Language Lesson

Schools, businesses and individuals are being invited to take part in one of the biggest online sign language lessons ever held during Sign Language Week 2021

International Women’s Day

At New Directions we constantly choose to challenge. We choose to challenge stereotypes, choose to challenge biases and of course, choose to challenge inequality. We therefore decided to talk to our own Group COO, Sophie Cecil, about her experiences.

Ryan Jones joins New Directions

Former Welsh rugby international will kick off new role with St David’s Day talk

Wellness Wednesdays at New Directions

The start of a New Year often brings certain challenges to many, however with national lockdowns, the cold mornings and dark nights, we knew we had to do something extra special to ensure spirits were lifted for everyone at New Directions.

Exciting plans for 2021

Insider Magazine has recently published an article about some of Wales’ leading businesses and their plans for 2021.

We were delighted to see not just one, but two companies featured from the ND Group.

Children’s Mental Health Week

At New Directions, we place people into schools, nurseries and children’s homes through ND Education, ND Social Care & ND Care & Support.  As a result, we’re very keen to support and raise awareness of Children’s Mental Health.

93% of locum pharmacists would be willing to administer Covid vaccine

As the roll-out of the Covid vaccine continues and questions are raised about the speed of its distribution, New Directions Pharmacy, part of our ND Group, found that nearly all of the locums we place into community pharmacies would be willing to administer the vaccine

93% of education professionals believe they should be prioritised for Covid-19 vaccine

More than 93% of headteachers, teachers and education support staff believe they should be listed in the priority list for a Covid-19 vaccine, with 42% claiming they should be categorised with the over 80s and key workers.