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We are a signposting and information service for people who are bereaved and professionals supporting them.
FUEL stands for Feed Ur Everyday Lives and is something which Achieving for Children helps to run so that young people (aged 5-16) can come to free clubs in the school holidays. Children will also be able to learn more about healthy food and have a nice hot lunchtime meal.
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What we offer:
Our Youth Centres
We have clubs that offer lots of sports and activities such as art, film making, science, coding, rugby, go karting and more.
You can find out what is running and how to book out our Youth Centre Activities webpage.
Holiday Activity and Food Programme (HAF)
Get involved in sports and activities with free food also available
Takes place over the Easter, summer and winter school holidays
Eligibility:
Receiving benefit-related free school meals
Accessing Pupil Premium
Refugees
Being supported by AfC Early Help or Social Care teams
Have an EHCP
Are a young carer
Are the sibling of a child who is accessing benefit-related free school meals
FUEL clubs run over the Easter, Summer and Winter holidays, we do not run clubs over half term holidays.
You can check in on our website to keep up to date on when sign up opens.
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We are a signposting and information service for people who are bereaved and professionals supporting them.
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If you’re more than 10 weeks pregnant or have a child under 4, you may be entitled to get help to buy healthy food and milk.
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The information on this page is for people who need help understanding and/or applying for benefits.