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CO0444 Holiday Activity Fund 2024 Reopening

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£3,500,000
value
GBP
8 Feb 2024
awarded
9
suppliers named

Who

Buyer Essex
Supplier Canvey Island Youth Project
Supplier Essex Kids Camp
Supplier Holloway Coaching LTD
Supplier InterAct Chelmsford Ltd
Supplier JM & MB Coaching Ltd TA Premier Education
Supplier POP Essex
Supplier Progressive Sports South Essex
Supplier Red Balloon Foundation
Supplier Roaring Lions Activity Camp

What

This is a re-opening for applications under this funding scheme.\r \r The Department for Education has provided Essex County Council with funding in order to deliver the holiday activity and food programme (HAF) across Essex during the Easter, Summer and Winter school holidays. Active Essex will be managing the programme on behalf of Essex County Council. Active Essex and Essex County Council will also be managing the HAF programme on behalf of Thurrock Council. Across Essex and Thurrock the programme is called Essex ActvAte.\r \r Essex ActivAte will engage and support young people and families who are eligible for benefits based free school meals and families most in need. The programme will provide free and inclusive holiday clubs across the county that will include a range of fun physical and enrichment activities, a free nutritious meal, nutritional education and mentoring and support for the young person and whole family. The programme aims to improve health generally, including, crucially, mental health and aim to provide the families with the knowledge and support to live healthier, happier lives. \r \r We are looking for delivery partners or consortiums who can lead and deliver Essex ActivAte clubs across Essex and Thurrock during the main school holidays. \r \r The estimated funding per provider is £300,000

Dates and source

Runs 26 Apr 2024 to 28 Feb 2025
OCID ocds-b5fd17-f3af3d13-822c-4a99-b225-51f6998c0477
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