Case-UK, Triangle Business Park, Triangle Business Centre, Suite 1, Merthyr Tydfil (2026)

24/04/2026

Our Four‑Part Creative Workshop Series

Our four‑part workshop series is designed to guide individuals through emotional exploration, confidence building, and personal reflection in a safe and supportive environment.

Using powerful artworks created by artists with lived experience of mental health challenges and substance use, each session offers opportunities for healing, mindfulness, and peer connection.

Our Out of Work Service team had a fantastic day in Pontypridd, running a creative art session with our participants. We’re proud to share some of the incredible artwork created, a real reflection of creativity, self‑expression, and mindfulness.

Art sessions like these are a wonderful way to support mental wellbeing. They offer a space where you can fully immerse yourself, lose track of time, and focus purely on creating. No pressure, no expectations — just be ready to make.

🔵All materials are provided.

Stay tuned for more sessions , we’ll keep you updated!

If you have any questions, please contact our team and we’ll be happy to help:

📧 oows@case-uk.co.uk

Case-UK part of the The BUSY Group UK | The BUSY Group

21/04/2026

Able Futures Team Workshop: Strengthening Practice Together

Last week, our Able Futures team came together for a two‑day, in‑person workshop — a valuable opportunity to pause, reflect, and strengthen how we work together.

These sessions weren’t about adding more information, but about creating shared understanding, reinforcing good practice, and building confidence in how the service is delivered day to day. The focus on reflection, discussion and practical application created real momentum.

What stood out most was the openness in the room and the commitment to doing this work well —thoughtfully, consistently, and with participants at the centre.

A big thank you to everyone involved in making the workshop happen, and to our coaches for bringing such professionalism, honesty and engagement to the space.

16/04/2026

One Purpose, One Team: Keeping Wales Healthy and Working

In March, we brought together colleagues, partners, and stakeholders at Cardiff City Stadium for an event focused on Keeping Wales Healthy and Working, and we’re proud to finally share some from the day.

The speakers, the engagement, and the conversations throughout the day were exactly what we hoped for, and the event truly reflected the values and impact of the work we do.

Beyond the numbers and presentations, the event told the story of who we are and where Case‑UK is heading. From our beginnings in Merthyr Tydfil to the thousands of lives supported over the years, our focus remains on impact, not activity.

Where we’re going:

Our new direction is built around SAFE ( Supportive Action For Everyone).

A shift toward earlier support, integrated services, and stronger communities and workplaces, creating spaces where people feel seen, heard, and supported before challenges escalate.

As we move forward, our direction is clear:

🔵 stronger early intervention
🔵 integrated support
🔵 healthier communities and workplaces
🔵 support that helps people feel seen, heard, and valued

Thank you to everyone who attended, supported, and continues to be part of this journey. These photos capture just a small part of a day that represented everything Case‑UK stands for.

Case-UK is part of The BUSY Group UK | The BUSY Group

10/04/2026

Join us for our Local Business Breakfast Event!

Come along and meet the Case‑UK (part of The BUSY Group UK | The BUSY Group ) team over a free breakfast with tea and coffee, and learn how we’re supporting businesses across the region through our fully funded physical, mental and occupational services.

We’ll talk about the positive impact our In‑Work Support Service has already made, helping individuals stay well, confident and in work.

Our early intervention approach, including physiotherapy, mental health support and work‑focused guidance, prevents health issues from escalating and reduces the risk of sickness absence..

You’ll have the chance to speak with our team directly, ask questions, and find out how your workforce can benefit too.

📅 28th April
⏰ 9:00 am – 10:00 am
📍 Festival Café, Ebbw Vale, NP23 8FP

🔗 Learn more about the service: https://www.case-uk.co.uk/in-worksupportservice

We look forward to welcoming you!

27/03/2026

What an amazing way to finish this week!

We’re absolutely thrilled to share the reactions from our two incredible colleagues who have been recognised in this quarter’s Make A Difference (MAD) Awards, and what a joy it’s been to see their well-deserved excitement!

Connor said:

“Thank you so much for the kind words and nominations, honestly, over the moon. Big thank you to Karen Powell for the support and mentorship, too!”

Joanna added:

“Thank you! This has taken me quite by surprise! It really is such a privilege to be part of such a supportive and dedicated team.”

A huge congratulations to our winners, Connor Tierney and Joanna Griffin!

The MAD Awards celebrate colleagues who truly embody our values, those who go above and beyond, support others, and make a meaningful impact across Case-UK. As part of this recognition, both Connor and Joanna will receive a £100 voucher of their choice as a token of appreciation for their fantastic contributions.

Case-UK part of The BUSY Group UK |The BUSY Group

26/03/2026

What an incredible day!

On 25th March, we had the privilege of hosting our Keep Wales Healthy event at Cardiff City Stadium, a day filled with insight, collaboration, and inspiring conversations focused on wellbeing.

At Case‑UK, part of The BUSY Group UK |The BUSY Group, we are proud to collaborate with organisations that share our vision for wellbeing, equity, and sustainable impact across Wales.

We started and ended the day with grounding yoga sessions, led beautifully by Kate Holly, the perfect way to open our minds, reset, and reflect. Thank you, Kate, for bringing calm, focus, and energy to our event.

A heartfelt thank you to our amazing speakers, each of whom brought depth, honesty, lived experience, and practical wisdom:

🟣 Tim Pattenden – Case‑UK

Tim shared a powerful overview of Case‑UK’s journey and the direction we’re heading. He spoke about the real cost of "doing nothing", the importance of early intervention, and introduced our new S A F E framework : Supportive Action For Everyone — designed to strengthen workplaces, communities, and the wellbeing of people across Wales.

🟣Rhys Morris FIEP Managing Director(UK & Europe) - The BUSY Group UK

Rhys provided a clear and compelling overview of the strategic direction of The BUSY Group, highlighting the organisation’s commitment to creating meaningful opportunities through education, skills, and employment.

🟣 Dr Richard Gater – Care Centre for Research Wales

Brought compassionate insight into men’s health, identity, and the conversations we need to have, but often don’t.

🟣Carys Lodwick – Redkite Law

Helped us see how employment law and tough HR moments can be navigated with clarity, humanity, and empathy.

🟣 Lara Rebecca – UK Sports Institute

Lara shared her powerful personal story, exploring how movement isn’t just about physical health — it’s a tool for boosting performance, confidence, decision‑making and concentration.

🟣 Oliver Williams – Public Health Wales

Shared his expertise from Healthy Working Wales, emphasising people‑centred environments where everyone can flourish.

🟣 Emma Jay Hopkins – Wellfinite

Discussed stress prevention, resilience, and maternal mental health with passion and purpose , empowering women and workplaces alike.

🟣 Emma Hanford – Case‑UK

Spoke about social value, justice, and collaborative change — turning big ideas into meaningful impact for communities across Wales.

We are deeply grateful to everyone who joined us : partners, practitioners, leaders and organisations committed to building healthier, stronger communities.

We’ll continue releasing key takeaways and stories from the event, so keep an eye out.

And if you happened to notice a slight change in our colours… let’s just say there’s a reason. More updates are on their way.

24/03/2026

Happening Tomorrow | Last Chance to Register!

Tomorrow, Case‑UK (part of The BUSY Group UK | The BUSY Group) is bringing together employers and local partners from across Wales for a powerful, collaborative session focused on inclusive, person‑centred approaches to mental health, physical wellbeing, and neurodiversity support.

🗓 Wednesday, 25th March
⏰ 10:00 a.m. – 13:30 p.m.
📍 Cardiff City Stadium, Leckwith Road
🔗 Register for free: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/keep-wales-healthy-working-tickets-1982177056936?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

If you haven't secured your free ticket yet, now is the moment.

We’re pleased to spotlight our final speaker, whose experience and passion will inspire everyone attending

🟣Tim Pattenden is a senior leader at Case‑UK, helping shape the organisation’s strategic direction across health, employment, and wellbeing services in Wales and beyond.

With 15+ years of senior operational leadership, Tim has:

🟣 Led regional and national teams of 200+ people
🟣 Managed 22 contracts worth over £265 million
🟣 Supported outcomes for more than 50,000 clients
🟣 Delivered services across employment, skills, apprenticeships, health, and wellbeing
🟣 Worked with major commissioners including DWP, NHS, ESFA, Serco, Ingeus, NCS Trust, and Local Authorities

Tim is known for building psychologically safe, people‑first cultures that achieve results without burning people out. His operational expertise is strengthened by an MSc in Sport & Exercise Psychology and over 1,000 coaching and psychology sessions delivered.

He also served as a performance psychologist for the England Amputee Football Association, contributing to their first major international trophy in 30 years.

🟣Tim will be speaking about the new direction of Case‑UK, and what keeping Wales healthy and working truly looks like when organisations create safe spaces, put people first, and build belonging.

We look forward to welcoming you as we work together to create healthier, more inclusive workplace environments.

23/03/2026

Last-Minute Alert: Additional Tickets Now Available, 20 Extra Seats

Our event is in high demand, and these additional seats will go fast.

If you haven’t secured your ticket yet, now is the moment. Don’t miss out, reserve your free place below!

📅 Event Details
Hosted by: Case‑UK, part of The BUSY Group UK | The BUSY Group
🗓 Wednesday, 25th March
⏰ 10:00 a.m. – 13:30 p.m.
📍 Cardiff City Stadium, Leckwith Road

🔗 Register for free: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/keep-wales-healthy-working-tickets-1982177056936?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

🟣Meet Our Next Speaker: Emma Hanford

We’re thrilled to welcome Emma Hanford, a strategic leader known for her work in social value, system change and partnership‑driven transformation across Wales.

Emma brings 10+ years of experience across the justice, employability and social impact sectors — designing collaborative, practical solutions that help individuals facing multiple barriers, including:

🟣 people with experience of the justice system
🟣 long‑term unemployed individuals
🟣 those needing in‑work support

At Case-UK, Emma leads the development of partnership-led, outcome-focused models aligned with Welsh Government priorities around wellbeing, economic inclusion, and prevention. She works with employers, public services and community organisations to shift from siloed delivery to integrated systems that create real, lasting change.

We look forward to welcoming you and continuing the conversation on workplace wellbeing, resilience and positive change.

20/03/2026

Celebrating Neurodiversity: Creating Supportive Environments at Work

Neurodiversity Celebration Week is a powerful reminder that there is no single “correct” way to think, learn, feel, or experience the world. Human brains are wonderfully varied, and this diversity is what drives creativity, problem-solving, and progress.

What’s often labelled as “different” is simply the natural variation in how our minds work. While neurotypical ways of thinking are often treated as the norm, innovation rarely comes from sameness.

When workplaces embrace these differences, teams become more resilient, more innovative, and more effective.

At Case-UK, we're committed to adapting our working environments to meet people’s individual needs so everyone can feel supported, confident, and able to thrive.

Here are some practical ways organisations can support neurodivergent colleagues through environment and culture:

🟣Provide quiet spaces or low‑stimulus areas for focused work or decompression

🟣Offer flexible working options, including hybrid work, varied break schedules, or adjusted hours

🟣Consider sensory needs such as lighting, noise levels, temperature, or screen brightness

🟣Use clear, structured communication: written instructions, agendas in advance, prioritised tasks

🟣Allow choice in how work is completed, embracing different ways of thinking and producing ideas

🟣Ensure meetings are accessible with clear expectations, simple language, and optional cameras

🟣Encourage strengths‑based working, matching tasks with individual talents

🟣Avoid a “one-size-fits-all” approach, personalise adjustments where possible

Able Futures is our core programme at Case‑UK, offering working adults free, confidential mental health support tailored to individual needs.

As part of this programme, individuals can access the Adult Neurodiversity

Do‑It Profiler, which helps them to:

🟣Identify personal strengths and areas where support may be helpful

🟣Understand their preferred ways of thinking, learning, and working

🟣Receive practical, personalised strategies for everyday success

🟣Highlight workplace adjustments that can improve comfort, well-being, and performance

Whether you’re an SME or an individual looking for support, if you’d like to explore Able Futures or learn how Case‑UK can help you create a more inclusive and supportive working environment, we’re here to help.

👉 Apply here (it takes just a few minutes):

https://able-futures.co.uk/mental-health-support-for-individuals/apply-for-able-futures?fbclid=IwY2xjawP7_p1leHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETBwU0dabEg5Y2lkUW05WXVmc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHiRszS6KoH_wQ3Rx2JdK8GlGRADjo0v0slFHUVaKEjOZQlmAqo9QfdFonicW_aem_3-O4i2AflDzmF6_ElpWTzA

📞 Call our friendly team: 02921 676214
✉️ Email: hello@case-uk.co.uk

Case‑UK part of The BUSY Group UK | The BUSY Group,

19/03/2026

Countdown to the Event: Meet Mental Health Advocate Lara Rebecca

We’re counting down the days until our upcoming event, and we’re thrilled to introduce our next speaker.

🟣 Lara Rebecca

Lara is a mental health and eating disorder awareness advocate, TEDx speaker and sport psychology academic. Through her lived experience, she champions open conversations around recovery, wellbeing and personal growth, sharing powerful insights as the host of the Keep Smiling Podcast.

Alongside her advocacy work, Lara is a Performance Lifestyle Practitioner with the UK Sport Institute, supporting Olympic and Paralympic athletes in balancing personal wellbeing with the demands of elite performance.

We are delighted to welcome Lara as part of our mission to help build healthier, more inclusive workplace environments across Wales.

📅 Event Details

Hosted by: Case‑UK, part of The BUSY Group UK | The BUSY Group

🗓 Wednesday, 25th March
⏰ 10:00 a.m. – 13:30 p.m.
📍 Cardiff City Stadium, Leckwith Road
🔗 Register for free: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/keep-wales-healthy-working-tickets-1982177056936?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

We look forward to seeing you there and continuing the conversation on workplace wellbeing, resilience and positive change.

17/03/2026

New Day, New Highlight | Meet Our Next Speaker: Emma Jay Hopkins

Today, we’re excited to spotlight another incredible speaker: Emma Jay Hopkins.

🟣Workplace Wellbeing Specialist
🟣Founder of Wellfinite
🟣Award‑Winning Coach
🟣Creator of the Lifeshaper Programme

With over 21 years of experience in the health and wellbeing sector, Emma brings a powerful blend of evidence‑based practice and authentic lived experience. Her work focuses on supporting organisations to build healthier, more inclusive, and psychologically safer workplaces.

Emma’s expertise is particularly rooted in female wellness, including:

🟣Hormonal health
🟣 Menopause
🟣Mental and maternal mental wellbeing
🟣The unique pressures women face in modern workplaces

As co‑founder of Women’s Academy Wales, she is a passionate advocate for inclusion, authentic leadership, and creating spaces where women can truly thrive. Her sessions are known for being practical, relatable, and deeply human — helping individuals and organisations strengthen resilience, enhance wellbeing cultures, and drive real behavioural change.

📅 Event Details

Hosted by Case‑UK, part of The BUSY Group UK | The BUSY Group
🗓 Wednesday, 25th March
⏰ 10:00 a.m. – 13:30 p.m.
📍 Cardiff City Stadium, Leckwith Road

🔗 Register for free: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/keep-wales-healthy-working-tickets-1982177056936?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

We look forward to welcoming you as we work together to build healthier, more inclusive workplace environments.

16/03/2026

Only 25 tickets left! Don’t miss out.

This isn’t just an event — it’s a place where you’ll learn, reflect, and walk away with insights that stick. Expect conversations that challenge your thinking and keep your mind busy long after you leave.

Hosted by Case‑UK, part of The BUSY Group UK | The BUSY Group

🗓 Wednesday, 25th March

⏰ 10:00 a.m. – 13:30 p.m.

📍 Cardiff City Stadium, Leckwith Road

🔗 Register for free: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/keep-wales-healthy-working-tickets-1982177056936?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

We’re delighted to introduce our next event speaker:

🟣Speaker Spotlight – Dr Richard Gater

Richard is a Research Associate at the Centre for Adult Social Care Research, Cardiff University, and author of The 21st Century Lads: Continuity and Changes among Marginalised Young Men from the South Wales Valleys.

His work focuses on:
🟣Masculinities & gender
🟣Education & employment pathways
🟣Social class
🟣Health & wellbeing

Richard’s academic journey is shaped by his lived experience growing up in a deprived former coal‑mining community in the South Wales Valleys. After leaving school with no GCSEs and working in manual labour jobs, he returned to education at 33. His personal story continues to fuel his dedication to socially engaged research and improving outcomes for disadvantaged groups.

Talk Overview:

Richard will explore:

🟣The realities facing disadvantaged men
🟣Their employment pathways
🟣How mental health impacts their lives
🟣Why creating safe spaces for men to talk openly is essential

You can expect evidence-based insights, meaningful discussions, and practical understanding that you can take back into your organisation.

We look forward to welcoming you as we work together to build healthier, more inclusive workplace environments.

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