Tŷ Hafan's annual Family Fun Day is back for 2023 and this year's event will take place on Saturday, 15 July. 

Sponsored by Cabot, activities will take place between 12 noon and 5pm in the beautiful grounds of the charity's hospice on Hayes Road, Sully, CF64 5XX.  

Admission is just £2 per person with under-twos free of charge making it a very affordable day out with plenty of opportunities to enjoy live music, a range of food stalls, free games and activities, craft making and much more. 

Attractions will include: 

• A mini zoo for the children and adults 
• Vintage cars and supercars  
• Hog roasts, fish and chips, paninis and more food vendors 
• Crafts stalls, jewelry, clothes and cake stalls  
• Interactive activities  
• Mini gym competition 

In addition, if you have ever wondered what it is like inside the hospice itself, then tours of Tŷ Hafan are expected to be available on the day, depending on circumstances.  

While being shown around the hospice, visitors will get an opportunity to see at first hand where their donations go: straight to the essential services Tŷ Hafan provides for children with life-shortening conditions and their families. 

Tŷ Hafan Family Fun Day tickets can be bought online now at: https://www.tyhafan.org/product/ty-hafan-fun-day-2023/  

Or call Tŷ Hafan's Supporter Care Team on 02920 532 255 or email  [email protected]  

It costs £5.2 million a year for Tŷ Hafan to provide vital care and support for children with life-shortening conditions and their families in the charity's hospice and in homes and communities across Wales and less than 20% of this comes from statutory sources. 

"Without the amazing kindness, enterprise and generosity of the Welsh public we simply would not be able to do what we do," says Jenna Lewis, Director of Income Generation for Tŷ Hafan. 

"So whatever else you may be planning for the summer, please come down to Tŷ Hafan on Saturday 15 July for what promises to be a fantastic day out and you will be helping some of the most vulnerable children in Wales in the process."