CAVDAS CYP Launch on the 12th June

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You’re invited to the official launch of the CAVDAS children & young person’s service. If you’re working with children & young people in Cardiff & the Vale, please come along between 10 – 12 to meet the team & find out more. They will be sharing information around the service & how it can support children & young people.

There will be talks from the team and our partners in criminal justice, the APB & MDT. All followed by a quiz around young people and a beautiful buffet lunch. In the afternoon you are more than welcome to then join with the CAVDAS team in central park for a fun filled afternoon where there will be live music, DJ workshops, climbing wall, graffiti artist, face painting, wellbeing activities, T-shirt making, mixed martial arts & Cardiff City football club will also be there.

The event takes place on the 1^st June between 10am and 2pm at Barry Library. To book follow the link here.

View the event flyer here.

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