Hithercroft Family Hub - Wycombe

19/09/2026

Sport in Mind's Mum & Baby Yoga sessions are restarting this September in Aylesbury and High Wycombe. The sessions are designed to support the mental wellbeing of new mums through gentle movement, relaxation and opportunities for social connection with other parents. in Mind
Upcoming sessions:
Aylesbury – From 4 September, 10:00am at Elmhurst Family Hub
High Wycombe – From 10 September, 1:00pm at Mapledean Family Hub
For more information visit https://bit.ly/4dFrarx

18/09/2026

Looking for work but need a little extra support to get there?

Connect to Work Buckinghamshire offers free, personalised one-to-one employment support for people who may have a disability, long-term health condition or another challenge that makes finding or staying in work more difficult.

Friendly, local support is available to help you build confidence, prepare for work and find the right opportunity for you.

Find out more and check if you’re eligible:
https://www.buckinghamshire.gov.uk/business/skills-opportunities-and-employment/the-connect-to-work-programme/

17/09/2026

The Little Gym Handy Cross and the Family Hub Service are coming together on Friday 18 September to give families the opportunity to find out more about their local community, discover the activities and support available to them, and connect with local services. The Little Gym Handy Cross

Most importantly, there will be plenty of tea, coffee, and cake to enjoy while you chat and explore what's on offer!

Visit https://bit.ly/4xUs0sE for more information.

16/09/2026

New LGBTQ+ youth group starting on Tuesdays. get in touch with Youth Enquiry Service Wycombe for more information. 🤩

30/08/2026

Free mum and baby yoga sessions every Thursday from 1pm to 2pm at Mapledean Family Hub. For more information visit https://directory.familyinfo.buckinghamshire.gov.uk/service/18789?keywords=mum+and+baby+yoga&lat=&lng=&location=&input-autocomplete=

28/08/2026

Free teen health pocket guide for young people turning 16.

Our free Teen Health Pocket Guide explains what changes when you turn 16, including healthcare rights, appointments and local support services.

26/08/2026

Best Start in Life recently shared the link to the government guidance on screen time for under 5s. The main message is to limit screen time wherever possible.
- For children under 2, avoid screens except for shared moments like family video calls.
- For ages 2–5, try to keep screen time to 1 hour a day or less.
Find more tips on healthy screen habits for under 5s here: www.beststartinlife.gov.uk/screen-time-under-5s