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Friday, 09 August 2019
Vale of Glamorgan
Formerly located at West House in Penarth, the new onsite service has been running on a trial basis since January 2019. It has received overwhelmingly positive feedback.
Partnership between the Vale of Glamorgan Council and Cardiff and Vale University Health Board now allows families to register deaths and births on the hospital grounds.
This will also provide the opportunity to extend the service to take marriage and civil partnership notifications in future.
This offers families and the community the opportunity to register with convenience, removing the need for some to travel to the main Register Office in Barry. This has been particularly helpful for families experiencing trauma, stress or bereavement.
The Registration Office is located on the first floor of the hospital, adjacent to the Bereavement Office.
“Change, be it positive or negative, can be an unsettling experience for individuals and families. By streamlining the service, it will help reduce pressure on our residents as they make these challenging transitions. We are grateful to have the support of the hospital’s bereavement staff, who are helping to deliver the service.” - Eddie Williams, Cabinet Member for Legal, Planning and Regulatory Services. “By working in partnership with the Vale of Glamorgan Council, the UHB is striving to better accommodate those who use our services, particularly at difficult times in their lives. We are pleased to continue to work with our colleagues in the Local Authority to provide this important service.” - Ruth Walker, Executive Nurse Director at Cardiff and Vale UHB.
“Change, be it positive or negative, can be an unsettling experience for individuals and families. By streamlining the service, it will help reduce pressure on our residents as they make these challenging transitions. We are grateful to have the support of the hospital’s bereavement staff, who are helping to deliver the service.” - Eddie Williams, Cabinet Member for Legal, Planning and Regulatory Services.
“By working in partnership with the Vale of Glamorgan Council, the UHB is striving to better accommodate those who use our services, particularly at difficult times in their lives. We are pleased to continue to work with our colleagues in the Local Authority to provide this important service.” - Ruth Walker, Executive Nurse Director at Cardiff and Vale UHB.