Best things to do and days out in Lincolnshire: DOWTK
Information provided by Grantham HIVE
August 10, 2023
August 9, 2023
Scotland: Sight Scotland Veterans
Adapting to and learning to live with sight loss can be bewildering, and it can be challenging to know who to turn to in order to get the answers you need. Our team have got the answers. And if they don't, they know where to find them.
Don't lose sense of who you are because of changes to your sight.
Our team provides information and support that will help you stay connected to the things that matter to you and support your loved ones. We’re here to help you thrive.
For more information or to get support 👉 https://sightscotland.org.uk/veterans
Information provided by Leuchars HIVE
August 8, 2023
Are you ready for Wraparound Childcare’s autumn 2023 updates? Updates and expansions to eligibility criteria
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Join more than 5500 Service families who are currently benefitting from claiming up to £3,400 per child per year of before and after school childcare costs.
The Wraparound Childcare (WAC) scheme provides funding for up to 20 hours per week, per child, to eligible Service families with children aged 4 to 11 years old who are in school or being home schooled in the UK. Almost 8000 Service children's before and after school childcare is currently being funded by WAC.
WAC is also known as ‘Out of School care’ in Wales and ‘School Age Childcare’ in Scotland.
The Wraparound Childcare (WAC) scheme provides funding for up to 20 hours per week, per child, to eligible Service families with children aged 4 to 11 years old who are in school or being home schooled in the UK. Almost 8000 Service children's before and after school childcare is currently being funded by WAC.
WAC is also known as ‘Out of School care’ in Wales and ‘School Age Childcare’ in Scotland.
Normandy: GymJams Soft Play Supporting Poorly Children 0-3 years
The health and wellbeing of our children is of paramount importance to all parents. But unfortunately not all children enjoy good health.
Play in the preschool years enables children to explore and make sense of the world around them. At Gym Jams, we want to ensure the importance of play is recognised and valued, we are passionate about advocating for children’s’ right to play, especially for those who face barriers to access such as ill health. We are keen to support families who are facing difficult health journeys, by offering the opportunity for little ones who are clinically vulnerable or immunocompromised to enjoy the soft play first thing in the morning before the other children arrive, free of charge. The equipment will have had a full clean ready for the day ahead and the child will have exclusive use of the facilities. As always, anyone with an infectious illness or gastric upset should not attend.
For more information please click HERE or Book Free Session
Information provided by Aldershot HIVE Hub
August 7, 2023
Service Leavers' Guide - July 2023 edition
Please see link: Service leavers' guide - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
August 4, 2023
HM Forces Veterans' ID Card
If you are a veteran who served in HM Armed Forces, please complete the survey to help the team: https://ow.ly/PCt350PqHHf
Catterick: Cost of living campaign - Every penny counts!
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Information provided by Catterick HIVE Hub
August 3, 2023
Armed Forces Covenant - Duty Toolkit
Dorset: Child & Adolescent Mental Health service
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