How to use this site
You can navigate the different sections of the Rural Well Being website by using the left hand toolbar, and/or by clicking on links within the text. If you would like to know what topics are covered in each section, visit the site map. If at any time you lose your way, the home button will always return you to the opening page of the site.
In order to search the Rural Well Being website, use the Site Search. If you have a word or phrase in mind (e.g. stress, anorexia, etc), this search facility uses Google to find the most relevant pages from the Rural Well Being website.
The Rural Well Being website is linked to a searchable database containing contact details for organisations who may be able to offer further information or assistance on particular issues. When you are in a section, just click on the Contact Info button to access the database of agencies. Or, you can search the database by clicking on the Agency Search button on the top toolbar:
Agency search
Agency A-Z Search
If you know the name of the agency you want contact details for, click on the appropriate letter of the alphabet to get a list of all agencies in the database that begin with that letter - hopefully the one you want will be there. Click on an agency from the list to get the contact details.
Agency Type Search
Choose an agency type (e.g. hospitals, pharmacists, etc) and one or more County from the list of counties in rural Wales, then click "Okay" to see a list of relevant agencies.
Accessibility
This site has been designed with consideration to ensuring it is accessible to all. It uses valid XHTML and CSS. It has also been tested against the Web Accessibility Initiative guidelines using the Bobby tool and every effort has been made to ensure it is conformant to at least AA standards.
In the toolbox on the left-hand side of the page you will find a dropdown menu that allows you to change the text size or view a text-only version of the site. You may also change text size using the built-in tools in your web browser. (e.g. View Menu > Text Size > Larger in Internet Explorer). The toolbox also contains a link to the site map for easy access to each section of the website.
You can also switch to the Welsh language version of the site at any time by clicking Cymraeg.
