Holiday Activity and Food Programme

We want to ensure that the young people who participate in this programme receive the following: * a safe environment * nutritious meals (improving their knowledge of health and nutrition) * engaging, enriching and physical activities which support the development of resilience, health and wellbeing * fun and friendly interaction * encouragement and signposting towards additional services and support available to them * a chance to develop new skills * have new experiences LOT 1 provisions providers are expected to deliver the entirety of their programme in line with grant conditions. This includes exciting, enriching and physical activities for young people, which are expected to be face-to-face. Provisions need to be inclusive and meet additional needs where appropriate within the scope of their funding/expertise. Providers are also expected to provide nutritional education and food education in addition to supporting families with appropriate sign posting to other services and or making referrals where appropriate. Providers must supply young people with at least one meal a day (breakfast, lunch or tea) and all food provided at the holiday club (including snacks) must meet school food standards. LOT 1 funding has a maximum funding cost of PS21.00 per session per child

We want to ensure that the young people who participate in this programme receive the following: * a safe environment * nutritious meals (improving their knowledge of health and nutrition) * engaging, enriching and physical activities which support the development of resilience, health and wellbeing * fun and friendly interaction * encouragement and signposting towards additional services and support available to them * a chance to develop new skills * have new experiences LOT 2 provisions providers are expected to deliver the entirety of their programme in line with grant conditions. This includes exciting, enriching and physical activities for young people, which are expected to be face-to-face. Provisions need to be inclusive and meet additional needs where appropriate within the scope of their funding/expertise. Providers are also expected to provide nutritional education and food education in addition to supporting families with appropriate sign posting to other services and or making referrals where appropriate. Providers must supply young people with at least one meal a day (breakfast, lunch or tea) and all food provided at the holiday club (including snacks) must meet school food standards. LOT 2 is restricted to applications for specialist provision e.g., SEND, teen. LOT 2 provides access to higher individual session costings to reflect the additional costing/provision that may be needed to support these groups of young people. LOT 2 provision can exceed PS21.00 per session per child but costs must be justified.