Practitioners
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A framework to ensure children, young people, and families receive timely, appropriate support based on their level of need.
Support for families with young children in specific areas, offering free childcare, parenting help, and health services.
Information and guidance for existing and prospective childcare providers on setting up and delivering quality care.
Access training opportunities and qualifications for professionals working in play and early years settings.
Specialist support for families facing complex challenges like parental substance misuse or domestic abuse.
A multi-agency approach offering coordinated, early support tailored to each family’s unique situation.
Support for people with disabilities, autism, and Additional Learning Needs (ALN), including early intervention through Tim Camau Bach, local disability services, and resources for neurodivergent individuals. It acts as a central hub for families and professionals seeking tailored support.
Information on school services, support for learners with additional needs, and help with accessing education-related resources.
The page promotes the benefits of bilingualism in Welsh and English, highlighting its positive impact on identity, education, and future opportunities, while also celebrating Welsh language events like Dydd Miwsig Cymru.
Find fun, free or low-cost play activities, seasonal events, and creative ideas for children of all ages.
Early intervention services focused on improving outcomes for children and families in need of extra support.
Support for professionals working with young children, focusing on joined-up care from pregnancy to early development.
Children’s Centres support children aged 0-12yrs and their families, providing integrated education, childcare, family support, play and health services to improve outcomes for children and their families. Carmarthenshire has three centres based in Morfa, Felinfoel and Llwynhendy.
