Flying Start care in Denbighshire to celebrate 20-year milestone with drop-in session in Rhyl

Held as part of the celebration of 20 years of Flying Start Service in Denbighshire, a free drop-in session is to take place at the 1891 restaurant in Rhyl, hosted by the council’s Flying Start team. The event will be held on Wednesday 4^th of March, 10:00am – 2:00pm.

The event will offer local families with a chance to meet the local services that support families with babies and young children.

As well as meeting with services providers, families can also get advice and information from the council’s Flying Start team and other services. There will be opportunities to find out what support is available and the child-friendly activities that are being held locally.

Denbighshire Flying Start is a Welsh Government funded programme for children aged from 0 years up until their 4th birthday and their parents/carers, who live in eligible post coded areas.

The aim of the programme is to help children to have the best possible start in life for their future growth and development.

Councillor Diane King, Lead Member for Education, Children and Families said:

“This is great opportunity for local families to come along and find what support is available to them. Families with children under four should check their eligibility to see if additional support is available to them.

As well as providing support, our team will be signposting to local child-friendly activities.”