The family of a "potentially vulnerable" missing man has issued an emotional appeal begging him to come home.
Keith Price, 63, was last seen at around 10am on Tuesday, August 13 at his home in Maesteg , Bridgend.
South Wales Police said Mr Price is a diabetic and is potentially vulnerable.
His family have issued a heart-felt appeal, urging him to come home.
They said: "Keith we all love you and are concerned for you."
They said he is "very loved and his whole family are missing him and worrying about him".
"We would like to be able to put his wife Beti's mind at rest and also the minds of his brothers, sisters, nephews and nieces,” they said.
Mr Price's family said he was born in Caerau and is the youngest of seven children.
He met his wife when they both worked at Bridgend Paper Mills and they have lived in Mill View since they married in 1980.
The couple will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary in April.
Mr Price's family said: "It is plain for anyone to see how much Keith loves his Beti and he has been a wonderful, caring husband to her over the years.
“Sadly, as the years moved on, and as the couple aged, Beti's difficulty with her mobility grew and as Keith's own health declined he found it increasingly difficult to cope. However help was at hand and support was provided in many different ways."
The family added: “If someone is giving shelter to Keith, perhaps being kind and sympathetic to his health problems and situation, please note this appeal and let the police know or please convince Keith to get in touch."
Anyone with information about Mr Price is urged to call South Wales Police on 101, quoting 1900299243.
