Beulah community councillors were given information about the Catalysts for Care project (Image: Sue Lewis)
Councillors in a Ceredigion village were given an insight into a new service for the care sector.
At a meeting earlier this month, project co-ordinator Sue Lewis educated Beulah's community councillors about the Catalysts for Care micro-enterprise project, which helps set up care or support enterprises.
Originating from Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion recently adopted the project.
Ms Lewis said: "Our aim is to expand the choice of small, local care and support enterprises so that people can choose from a range of local, personal services that work for them."
More information can be found at the Catalysts for Care page on Planed's website, including a list of independent support services.
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