Close Menu
  • Home
  • Local
  • Business
  • Technology
  • Health & Fitness
  • Motoring
  • Kids
  • Events
Facebook X (Twitter) Telegram LinkedIn
  • About
  • Contact
  • Privacy Policy
Tuesday, August 11
Facebook X (Twitter) LinkedIn Telegram
Community ObserverCommunity Observer
  • Home
  • Local
  • Business
  • Technology
  • Health & Fitness
  • Motoring
  • Kids
  • Events
Trending
  • New Punjabi Voices project launched to tackle alcohol harm
  • Six shops closed in Cradley Heath over the sale of illegal goods
  • Read to the Beat and discover the joy of reading this summer
  • Wolves at Work youth opportunities free drop-in event at city centre i10 hub
  • £2.5million investment approved to create more SEND places in Sandwell schools
  • New Smethwick Advice Centre opens to support Sandwell residents
  • Bilston to relive the glory days of Britpop in September
  • Birmingham Women Unite to Give Exhausted Ladies a Wellbeing Reset
Facebook X (Twitter) Telegram LinkedIn
Community ObserverCommunity Observer
You are at :Home»Health & Fitness»What’s on at Walsall’s Family Hubs in 2026?
Health & Fitness Local News 3 Mins ReadJanuary 12, 2026No Comments3 Views

What’s on at Walsall’s Family Hubs in 2026?

Between January and March, there are plenty of free activities, workshops and family support at all four of the council’s Family Hubs across the borough.

The Hubs provide a one‑stop shop for local families, offering play sessions, learning activities, health and wellbeing support, and access to partner organisations to help children get the best possible start in life.

Here’s just a flavour of what’s in store this year:

Have fun: Early years development and play

  • Stay & Play, Peep Stay & Play, Storytime, and Magical Moments – sessions supporting communication, early learning and bonding.
  • Little Einsteins – a 5‑week programme focused on baby brain development.
  • Chill & Chat Stay & Play – a relaxed meet-up offering advice from professionals including oral health, nursery funding and whg.
  • (New) Develop and Thrive – a group for parents and children to attend who are worried about their child’s development.

Get support: Support for babies, toddlers and new parents

  • (New) Baby Massage – programmes across all hubs, including dedicated Baby Massage for Dads groups.
  • Bump to Baby, HENRY Preparation for Parenthood, and Triple P Baby – courses for expectant and new parents.
  • Breastfeeding Support Groups – at every hub with no need to book.
  • Introduction to Solid Foods – workshops delivered by health professionals.

Just for Dads – Dad-focused sessions

Walsall continues to champion support for fathers and male carers through:

  • Dads Stay & Play sessions
  • Dads supporting Dads peer groups
  • Dads Social Club
  • Dads & Kids Swim and Wednesday Waves at Darlaston Swimming & Fitness Centre

Specialist support

  • Speech & Language Therapy drop‑ins
  • Tots Talking-  small-group support programmes
  • Secure Beginnings – counselling for parents with children under two
  • SENDIAS information sessions – for parents of children with special educational needs and/or disabilities
  • The Supported Waiting Parent Network – supporting families awaiting specialist appointments

Where are the Hubs?

The Family Hubs are located across Walsall to ensure every family can access support close to home:

  • North Family Hub
    275 Blakenall Lane, Blakenall, Walsall WS3 1HJ
  • South & Central Family Hub
    Birchills Street, Walsall, WS2 8NF
  • West Family Hubs
    Ilmington House, Crescent Road, Wednesbury, WS10 8AE
  • East Family Hub
    Silver Court, Walsall, WS8 6HA

Things to do at home too

The timetable also highlights a range of home‑based learning ideas, including water painting, cress‑head growing, sensory play ideas and craft activities to provide low‑cost ways for families to play and learn together.

Get involved

The full timetable of what’s on, where, can be found on the Family Hubs website. Many sessions are drop‑in, while others can be booked online.

Website: www.walsallfamilyhubs.co.uk
Email: familyhubs@walsall.gov.uk
Facebook: @Walsallfamiliesintheknow

business Community Local News Walsall
Share. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Telegram
Previous ArticleFamilies encouraged to have their say on SEND reforms
Next Article People invited to have say about Bentley Bridge ‘PSPO’ plan

Related News

3 Mins Read0 Views

Six shops closed in Cradley Heath over the sale of illegal goods

August 7, 2026By admin0
Read More
2 Mins Read0 Views

Read to the Beat and discover the joy of reading this summer

August 7, 2026By admin0
Read More
2 Mins Read60 Views

Wolves at Work youth opportunities free drop-in event at city centre i10 hub

August 7, 2026By admin0
Read More
2 Mins Read87 Views

£2.5million investment approved to create more SEND places in Sandwell schools

August 6, 2026By admin0
Read More
2 Mins Read0 Views

New Smethwick Advice Centre opens to support Sandwell residents

August 5, 2026By admin0
Read More
2 Mins Read0 Views

Bilston to relive the glory days of Britpop in September

August 4, 2026By admin0
Read More
Add A Comment
Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

Don't Miss
0 Views

New Punjabi Voices project launched to tackle alcohol harm

August 9, 2026
0 Views

Six shops closed in Cradley Heath over the sale of illegal goods

August 7, 2026
0 Views

Read to the Beat and discover the joy of reading this summer

August 7, 2026
60 Views

Wolves at Work youth opportunities free drop-in event at city centre i10 hub

August 7, 2026
1 2 3 … 244 Next
All Categories
Business (413) Events (137) Health & Fitness (393) Kids Section (95) Local News (706) Motoring (116) Technology (71)
Tags
Apprenticeship (3) Asthma (2) Awards (18) Beauty (4) Birmingham (15) business (272) Cars (89) Community (363) Cricket (2) Education (2) Events (42) Fitness (94) Food (59) Football (2) Fun (18) Funding (1) Funds (7) Grants (3) Hairloss (1) Health (246) Hubs Offer (8) income (18) Internet (6) Local (100) Local News (566) Mental health (82) Mobile (2) Money (2) Motoring (89) News (49) Outdoor (3) Pensioners (1) Phone (2) Salary (2) Sandwell (51) School’s (1) Smoking (1) Solihull (20) Sports (5) Tech (59) trade (70) Travel (1) Walsall (102) Wolverhampton (180) Youth (30)
Stay In Touch
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • LinkedIn
  • Telegram
Facebook X (Twitter) Telegram LinkedIn

About Us

Community Observer provides vital local news, health tips, business updates, and insights on healthy food.

This free quarterly print edition, promoting well-being and community engagement, is available at major Birmingham supermarkets and local businesses.

For advertising email : sales@communityobserver.co.uk

Got a story? Email editor@communityobserver.co.uk

Our Picks

  • Local News
  • Business
  • Technology
  • Health & Fitness
  • Kid's Section
  • Events
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy

Latest News

3 Mins Read0 Views

New Punjabi Voices project launched to tackle alcohol harm

August 9, 20260
3 Mins Read0 Views

Six shops closed in Cradley Heath over the sale of illegal goods

August 7, 20260
2 Mins Read0 Views

Read to the Beat and discover the joy of reading this summer

August 7, 20260
Copyright © 2026 . Community Observer. All Rights Reserved.
  • Privacy Policy
  • Help & Support
  • Terms & Conditions

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.