An estimated 1,300 people attended this year's Flying Start Family Fun Day, taking part in a programme of free activities, entertainment and family-focused support.
The popular event, held at Pencoedtre Fields, welcomed children, parents and carers from across the community, offering a wide range of fun activities designed to promote play, learning and wellbeing while bringing families together.
From creative arts and crafts, games, reptiles, yoga and wellbeing activities, the day was filled with opportunities for children to explore, play and make lasting memories.
The event also showcased the support available through Flying Start and partner organisations, helping families access information, advice and services that support children's development during their early years.
Cllr Eddie Williams, Cabinet Member for Social Care, said: “The Family Fun Day forms part of Flying Start's ongoing commitment to giving children the best possible start in life and supporting families within the community.
"It was fantastic to see so many families enjoying the Flying Start Family Fun Day. The turnout of around 1,300 people demonstrates just how important these opportunities are for families to come together, have fun and discover the support available to them.”
The success of this year's event highlights the continued impact of Flying Start's work in supporting children and families and strengthening community connections.
For more information about Flying Start services, visit valefamilycompas.co.uk

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