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Impact reports

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Our impact reports provide an annual overview of Play Wales’ achievements in campaigning for children’s right to play.

These reports:

  • celebrate the contribution Play Wales has made to children’s play in Wales
  • set out how we have achieved our aims and objectives during that particular period
  • include a section on our future plans as we continue to support and promote children’s play.

 

cover impact report 2020 to 2021

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Playful Childhods

Play Wales’ Playful Childhoods campaign aims to help parents, carers and community groups provide more opportunities for children to play at home and in their neighbourhoods.

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