Family Support

Supporting families to grow, thrive, and feel connected.

At Myrtle House, we believe that when families are supported, whole communities flourish. Whether you’re a parent, grandparent, carer, or guardian, we’re here to walk alongside you through every stage of family life—from the joyful moments to the more challenging ones.

Raising a family is never easy, and no one should have to do it alone. That’s why we offer a variety of family-focused services and community spaces that provide encouragement, practical help, and a place to feel seen and supported.

We understand that families come in all shapes and sizes, and that everyone’s journey is different. Whether you're adjusting to life with a new baby, navigating school years, or caring for grandchildren, our support is welcoming, flexible, and free of judgement. We’re here to meet real needs—practically, emotionally, and socially.

Projects that support families

  • A young boy sitting on the grass reading a children's book with a cartoon cow on the page, outdoors in sunlight with play equipment nearby.

    Myrtle House Nursery

    Our caring, experienced team offers high-quality childcare for children aged 0–4, providing a nurturing environment where little ones can grow, explore, and thrive.

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  • Young girl in red jacket smiling while painting watercolor at outdoor art activity table, with other children and trees in background.

    Holiday Clubs

    We run fun-filled, activity-based holiday clubs. These sessions offer a safe, affordable space for children to play, learn new things, enjoy healthy meals, and make new friends—while giving parents a helping hand during school breaks.

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  • A woman blowing bubbles at a children's party with adults and children participating, with a maroon backdrop and pink wall.

    Parent & Toddlers

    Our weekly Parent & Toddler group welcomes parents, grandparents, and carers with babies and toddlers (0–4 years old). It’s a relaxed, friendly space to meet others, enjoy play-based activities, and share the ups and downs of early childhood.

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  • A cart filled with cans labeled with dates, viewed from above.

    Llanelli Foodbank

    Emergency food parcels for individuals and families in crisis, available through local referrals.

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  • Pennies spilling out of a tipped glass jar onto a wooden surface.

    Money Support Project

    Practical support and advice for people facing debt, budgeting struggles, or financial hardship.

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  • People serving plates with mashed potatoes, broccoli, green beans, carrots, and meatloaf, on a wooden table.

    Community Meals

    Hot, homemade meals served in a friendly setting on a pay-what-you-can basis—everyone is welcome.

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  • Person looking at a display of fresh vegetables and condiments at a grocery store

    Community Shop

    Affordable groceries and essentials using surplus food, helping stretch budgets with dignity.

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  • A woman with brown hair in a ponytail, wearing a cream-colored dress, stands behind a counter in a cozy cafe or bakery. The counter displays cakes, pastries, and flowers. The background features a black chalkboard wall with handwritten white chalk art that says 'Café' and decorated with hanging shelves holding vases, jars, and plants. Two black pendant lights hang overhead.

    The Community Table

    A warm, shared space offering meals, workshops, and connection—where everyone has a seat.

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  • People cooking together in a kitchen, wearing aprons, preparing food at a counter with vegetables and kitchen utensils.

    Home Cooking Workshops

    Hands-on sessions that teach simple, healthy cooking skills to boost confidence and independence.

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  • An elderly man with glasses and a gray beard, wearing a flat cap and a plaid shirt, is watering plants in a garden while a young girl, with blonde hair and wearing a dark shirt with white polka dots, watches attentively.

    The Growing Space

    Our community garden, where people grow food, learn skills, and experience the joy of nature.

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  • A person watercolor painting pine trees on circular paper coasters, with an assortment of painted outdoor scenes such as trees, palm trees, and animals on a rustic wooden table, with a paint palette, jars of water, and a potted plant nearby.

    Connect & Create Workshops

    A space to create, connect, and collaborate through art, craft, and community expression.

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A Place to Belong

More than anything, Myrtle House is a place where families can feel safe, seen, and supported. Whether you need help with essentials or simply a space to breathe and connect, our team is here to welcome you.

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