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Family Hubs are centres which enhance integrated working by enabling easier access and better outcomes for families, more effective service delivery, and smarter use of budgets. For more information – https://familyhubsnetwork.com/hub/riverside-family-hub-maidenhead/
For more information – https://rbwm.afcinfo.org.uk/pages/community-information/information-and-advice/family-hub-service/support-for-parents/group-programmes
Family Action help support young carers in Windsor and Maidenhead to thrive and achieve their full potential as they continue to care for a family member. To find out more information visit – https://family-action.org.uk/services/windsor-and-maidenhead-young-carers-service/
The directory lists local and some regional or national organisations, providers or centres that offer support, information, advice and activities for children, young people, parents and carers or families. This includes information for families with children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). https://rbwm.afcinfo.org.uk/organisations
Frequently Asked Questions
Funding is eligible for school aged children who receive benefits-related free school meals (FSM).
Infant pupils who receive a free meal under UIFSM must also be eligible for benefits- related FSM to be able to access a place on the HAF programme.
For other children and families, local authorities are able to use up to 15% of their funding to provide children, who do not receive benefits- related FSM, free or subsidised holiday provision if they believe they could benefit from HAF. If you believe this applies to you, please get in touch with your school or local authority
Yes, your child must attend all the days that you have booked. As we only only have a limited number of spaces on our camp, not attending causes other children to miss out. If your child can no longer attend, please get in touch with us directly to cancel your booking.
This should be provided to you by your school or local authority. It may come in the form of an EVoucher or you may need to book via your local authority website. If you are in doubt contact your school or local authority directly.
