The hub brings together maternity services, health visitors, library and foodbank services and children’s centre activities.

Kathy Gill, Manager of Wirral Council’s Youth Justice Service, received the honour at the Butler’s Trust’s annual award ceremony which took place at St James’s Palace, London on 19 March 2024.

The more we chat, play and read with our kids, the more we help build their brains.
Any time, anywhere, whether at home or out and about, it all adds up.

Wirral is joining with a national awareness day to highlight the issue of child exploitation.

Parents and carers are being urged to book their child’s space at one of dozens of Easter Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) clubs across Wirral.

Sharing books with babies and children helps to inspire a lifelong love of reading. Reading can be a fun thing to do together and have a positive impact later in life.

This week (4-10 March) is LGBT+ Adoption and Fostering week. It’s a week to celebrate those who have gone through the process and to raise awareness for those wanting to adopt or foster.

The hubs make services easier to navigate and access.

More than 2,500 local children enjoyed an activity-packed Christmas thanks to Wirral’s Holiday Activities with Food (HAF) Programme.

Eco-school students connected live via Zoom to researchers aboard the RRS Sir David Attenborough in Antarctica to ask questions about the work they are doing, climate change and much more.

Cllr Paul Stuart talks to us about his family's experience of fostering.

Bags of Christmas gifts are on their way to children and young people in Wirral, thanks to the generosity of residents and organisations from across the borough.