08/10/2026
We’re incredibly excited to introduce Growing Together, a new Early Years programme from Evolution Impact Initiative CIC, proudly supported by BBC Children in Need.
Growing Together is a 3 year programme created for children aged 0–5 and their parents and carers across Medway.
It’s more than just activities. We’re creating a welcoming space where children can:
🧸 Play and explore
🎨 Create and express themselves
💬 Build confidence and communication
❤️ Strengthen relationships
🌱 Feel connected, included and valued
And for parents and carers, it’s an opportunity to meet other families, learn together, share experiences and help shape the programme.
🌟 Our first session
We’re inviting families to join us for our very first Growing Together session:
📅 Saturday 17 October 2026
⏰ 12:00– 2:00pm
📍 The Sunlight Centre, 105 Richmond Road, Gillingham, ME7 1LX
The first session will be a relaxed introduction to the programme. You’ll have the opportunity to meet our team, meet other families, let your little ones play and explore, take part in some fun activities and find out what we have planned.
Most importantly, we want to hear from you.
We’ll be working with families to help shape the programme and decide what activities, workshops and experiences we should offer over the coming months.
What happens after the first session?
Growing Together sessions will take place every fortnight, giving families regular opportunities to come together, learn, play and build connections.
The programme will run for 3 years, supported by BBC Children in Need.
👨👩👧 Register your family
If you have a child aged 0–5, we’d love for you to be part of Growing Together.
You can register your family and create your own parent/carer account on our website, where you’ll be able to access programme information and keep up to date with upcoming sessions.
👉 Register here:
https://www.evolutionimpactinitiative.co.uk/events/growing-together-welcome-and-belong-2026
We can’t wait to meet you and your little ones.
Because when children grow, families grow.
And when families grow together, communities become stronger.