Over the last few months, several staff members have celebrated 20 years at DangerPoint! What an incredible achievement! We cannot thank them all enough for their hard work and dedication- they should all feel extremely proud of this milestone! Here’s to another 20! Pictured, left to right, and the dates they celebrated: Deputy Manager, Cat… Read More »

On Friday, 6th February, we were delighted to welcome pupils from Ysgol Y Llys, Prestatyn, to the centre for a very special visit. They were also joined by their headteacher — and one of our Trustees — Mr Griffith. We were also pleased to host George and Will from Electrical Safety First, with whom we… Read More »

A huge thank you to everyone who helped us celebrate our 20th birthday this month. We had a week of special visitors and on our actual birthday, Tuesday October 14th, we were thrilled to welcome pupils from Ysgol Tudno, who were joined on their tour by our fantastic founding partners- North Wales Police, North Wales… Read More »

We’re excited to introduce the latest addition to our Home scenario here at DangerPoint – an e-scooter! Before we reopen for school tours in September, our Rangers will be trained on e-scooter safety. Moving forward, we’ll be educating children and young people about: The laws around e-scooter use The potential fire risks linked to their… Read More »

Project Update! We’re thrilled to share that our wildflower garden is nearly complete- and it’s looking absolutely beautiful! Over the past few months, our team has loved watching this space come to life. Not only is it full of gorgeous plants and flowers, it also features a handcrafted bench in loving memory of our amazing… Read More »

We’re now proud to be an accredited Living Wage and Living Pension Employer, because we believe everyone working at DangerPoint should have a decent standard of living. We are one of nearly 16,000 other leading employers in the UK to hold this status. To find out more please head to www.livingwage.org.uk

On March 28th we attended a special presentation event held at Eirias Park, Colwyn Bay, as one of the winners of the Your Community, Your Choice fund, which provides £60,000 to support grassroots projects across North Wales each year. The initiative, which empowers local communities and is decided through a public vote, is supported by the North… Read More »

We’re proud to announce that DangerPoint has requalified for the Charity Excellence Quality Mark. The assessment covers promoting good governance, effective strategy, leading and managing people well, effective delivery of operations, efficient use of finance and resources, maximising income generation and effective communications. “Achievement of the quality mark by DangerPoint demonstrates to funders and other… Read More »

We’ve had an exciting few weeks here at DangerPoint! Not only have we had new carpet and flooring in our Home scenario and updates in the bedroom including new furniture and a lick of paint- our recycling rockets have also had a complete makeover and we ‘relaunched’ (see what we did there?!) at the end… Read More »

We are delighted to announce our partnership with Farrall’s Group who are now the sponsors of our Road Safety scenario. Our Road Safety scenario looks like a real road- although thankfully there’s no traffic and no other pedestrians, besides the children and young people touring at the time! Groups learn all about different aspects of… Read More »

We are delighted to announce our partnership with CGI UK who are now proud sponsors of our Internet Safety scenario. Our Internet Safety scenario allows our visitors to talk to K-os, an interactive, friendly alien avatar! K-os, who has become DangerPoint’s mascot over the years, comes to life on screen and the children and young… Read More »

We are thrilled to be have chosen to receive funding from Your Community, Your Choice and the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner. Your Community, Your Choice is a North Wales Police initiative which utilises cash seized from criminals and puts it to good use where it is needed throughout communities in North Wales.… Read More »