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Holiday and Activities Food Programme
Descriptions
The Healthy Activities and Food programme (HAF) has been funded by the Department for Education to deliver activities and food to vulnerable children during school holiday periods. The aim of the programme is to make holiday places available to those most vulnerable children by supporting them to access food and activities for free. Our HAF programme is a response to this issue with evidence showing that free holiday clubs can have a positive impact on children and young people and that they work best when they: • provide consistent and easily accessible enrichment activities • cover more than just breakfast or lunch • involve children (and parents) in food preparation • use local partnerships and connections, particularly with the VCSO sector The holiday club places will be available for the equivalent of at least 4 hours a day, 4 days a week, 6 weeks a year. This covers four weeks in the summer, plus a week's worth of provision in each of the Easter and Christmas holiday Providers must provide 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. Our expectation is that the majority of food served by providers should be hot, however, we acknowledge that there will be occasions when this is not possible and cold food should be used where it is appropriate. All food provided as part of the programme must: • comply with regulations on food preparation: • take into account allergies and dietary requirements (see the allergy guidance for schools) • take into account any religious or cultural requirements for food • meet School Food Standards guidance. The holiday club places will be available for the equivalent of at least 4 hours a day, 4 days a week, 6 weeks a year. This covers four weeks in the summer, plus a week's worth of provision in each of the Easter and Christmas holiday Providers must provide 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. Our expectation is that the majority of food served by providers should be hot, however, we acknowledge that there will be occasions when this is not possible and cold food should be used where it is appropriate. All food provided as part of the programme must: • comply with regulations on food preparation: • take into account allergies and dietary requirements (see the allergy guidance for schools) • take into account any religious or cultural requirements for food • meet School Food Standards guidance
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East of England
CPV Codes
85322000 - Community action programme
92000000 - Recreational, cultural and sporting services
Keywords
community engagement programs
local civic projects
neighbourhood initiatives
communal development schemes
social inclusion campaigns
participatory projects
local public action
community-driven intervention
civic outreach
grassroots programs
leisure center activities
cultural event organisation
sports training services
community recreation programmes
museum operations
library services
stadium facility management
tourism experiences
cultural heritage tours
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