Rhoda Emlyn-Jones on Welsh Government and the transformational change agenda
Posted on 13-03-2013
in: Policy, Strategy And Research

Rhoda Emlyn-Jones on Welsh Government and the transformational change agenda.

Rhoda Emlyn-Jones

Social Services Officer

Location: Cardiff

Rhoda Emlyn-Jones OBE, MA, CQSW, Dip SW Adult Substance Misuse Service Manager Cardiff and the Vale Social Services Departments. Rhoda has worked in Social Services in South Wales since the early eighties. Since that time she has grown and developed services under the umbrella of the Local authority and was awarded Welsh Woman of the…

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