Family and Community

Family & Community external events listings are posted to inform the wider community about external events including workshops, opportunities for families, children and young people, and helpful resources.

  • Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation

    Gain the knowledge and confidence to recognise the signs of child sexual abuse and exploitation, respond appropriately to concerns and support children and young people using a rights-based, trauma-informed approach.
  • Summer Activities for Children and Families

    Looking for ways to keep the family entertained this summer? We’ve rounded up events and activities across Wales.
  • Heraldry For Kids

    Create your own coat of arms!
    A free six-week creative course where you’ll design, make and exhibit your own heraldic shield.
  • Summer Activities For Children at St David’s

    Meet your little ones’ favourite characters at St David’s! Say hello to Bluey & Bingo, Chase & Skye, Sonic the Hedgehog™ and more during the Character Kids Meet & Greets.
  • Private Fostering Awareness Day: Breakfast Briefing

    CoramBAAF is delighted to be running the fourth national Private Fostering Awareness Day: Breakfast Briefing.
  • The Adoption Barometer

    Offered by CORAM BAAF, Adoption UK’s Adoption Barometer is the UK’s only annual stocktake of the impact of policy and practice on the lives of adoptees and adoptive families.
  • Neurodiversity

    Offered by Children in Wales, gain a clear understanding of neurodiversity, how it presents in children and young people, and how to recognise early signs of need.
  • Children’s Rights and the Early Years

    Offered by Children in Wales, this Welsh Government funded training course is aimed at practitioners working with babies and young children under seven years or with their families in a range of settings.
  • Children’s Rights and Participation for Young People Aged 11-25

    Offered by Children in Wales and funded by Welsh Government- this course uses fun and engaging activities throughout the day. The Children’s Rights and Participation for Young People Aged 11-25 course will set out the theoretical and legislative framework for young people’s participation in Wales.
  • Supporting Care Experienced Children – From Commitment to Action

    Offered by Children in Wales and funded by Welsh Government, this training session is designed to help organisations gain a clear and practical understanding of what corporate parenting means, particularly in relation to the principles and promises of the Corporate Parenting Charter in Wales.