Written question WQ86890

The table below provides a breakdown of the number of Flying Start beneficiaries for the last three full reporting years, by local authority. Links to the Flying Start Statistical Release are also provided for each reporting year.

Local Authority

2019-20 - Number of children benefiting (in receipt of services)

2020-21 - Number of children benefiting (in receipt of services)

2021-22 - Number of children benefiting (in receipt of services)

Isle of Anglesey

710

637

655

Gwynedd

998

956

1,026

Conwy

1,021

1,003

1,095

Denbighshire

935

902

969

Flintshire

1,314

1,318

1,278

Wrexham

1,490

1,178

1,492

Powys

1,035

1,037

1,058

Ceredigion

470

338

223

Pembrokeshire

1,237

532

782

Carmarthenshire

2,028

2,100

1,887

Swansea

2,856

1,910

2,174

Neath Port Talbot

2,067

2,001

2,061

Bridgend

1,502

1,093

1,717

Vale of Glamorgan

1,176

1,038

1,045

Cardiff

4,825

3,691

4,339

Rhondda Cynon Taf

2,984

2,965

3,425

Merthyr Tydfil

1,177

978

1,064

Caerphilly

2,439

2,589

2,591

Blaenau Gwent

1,041

1,035

994

Torfaen

2,758

1,065

880

Monmouthshire

615

557

553

Newport

3,047

2,909

2,813

Wales

37,725

31,832

34,121

Flying Start: April 2019 to March 2020 | GOV.WALES

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