Winter of wellbeing planned for youngsters in Denbighshire

Children and young people in Denbighshire can get involved in supporting their wellbeing this winter.

Denbighshire County Council is providing a range of free sporting, cultural and play based bilingual activities as part of the Welsh Government’s Winter of Wellbeing Programme.

This winter, the Welsh Government announced funding for a variety of interactive, creative, and play-based activities for a wide range of ages. 

By creating plenty of safe places for free play and physical activity, children and young people alike can come together and have fun while also strengthening their social, emotional, and physical wellbeing.

Events are taking place across the county and include Saturday Morning Family Art Workshops at Llangollen Library.

The workshops offer the opportunity to experiment and have creative fun as a family. 

Artists at the workshops will be:

• Donna Jones on February 26
• Penny Alexander, March 12
• Nerys Jones, March 19

The workshops are for families with children aged between 6 and 11 years old and are at the library from 10am to 12noon. 

* Find out how to get to Llangollen Library

Cllr Huw Hilditch-Roberts, the council’s Lead Member for Education, Children's Services and Public Engagement, said: “We are pleased to be supporting this project and offering a fantastic bilingual programme of events in Denbighshire. The council is working with a number of partners on this project and I would like to thank all those taking part."

All events and activities will have Covid-19 safety measures in place, which attendees will need to follow.

* To book onto one of the events in the county or activities, or for further information on the Winter of Wellbeing, please visit the web page: www.denbighshire.gov.uk/winter-of-wellbeing