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HAF Organisations Easter 2021 HAF Organisations Easter 2021 Organisation What they are providing Schools they are working with Postcode areas supported Name 1 North East Food Christchurch, St Anthonys, High Crags & BD18 Windhill Food parcels, Low Ash Community Activities Association Offer zoom challenges at home creating competitions online showing for example skipping, football, catching, hula hooping skills as well as scavenger hunts round the house looking for objects to bring to the camera, this will also include some fun dance fit sessions too. We will be making family activity packs directing people to tasks and challenges throughout the week to take part in with and against other families online 2 KAWACC Food UAK, Oakbank and Holy Family School BD21, BD20 and BD22 Families will be provided with food parcels Holycroft , Eastwood , St Andrews Primary according to each household. Schools. Activity One activity daily 11am – 3 pm consisting of Family arts and crafts and sports activities. 3 Friends of Food Beckfoot Phoenix Special School Keighley Phoenix Special We would like to provide families with food School hampers that will be delivered to the home BD22 6HZ and will give them five meals for four people per week Activities We would provide online art zoom sessions and provide outdoor activity items HAF Organisations Easter 2021 Page 1 HAF Organisations Easter 2021 4 Great Horton Food and Activity We currently work closely with a number BD1, BD7, BD8, BD9, BD15 Cricket Club We will provide a daily Cricket coaching and of primary and secondary schools in sport activity camp for 3 hours a day Monday Bradford West to recruit young people for to Friday for two weeks 11am to 2pm for club’s activities and membership, we will children aged 5 to 14 years which will include be using these networks and contacts to lunch for participating children and food packs ensure that children receiving free school to take home to their families. meals are aware and encouraged to attend our activities and free food offer. 5 Addingham Food and Activities Ilkley Grammar School LS29 Youth Centre Each week’s Food Parcels will contain activity (Partner bid) sheets and we are working across the partnership team (Churches Together, IGS and Great Get Together) to source a range of activities appropriate to the age of the children .We are providing 75 activity packs (one per family) and a Board Game/ Playing cards. Physical, Online. Activities will be age appropriate for the family and available to all IGS children in the family we are providing for. 6 Kirklands Trust Food Only Menston Primary School LS29 The parcels will include breakfast items and cupboard items to produce main meals. 7 St James Church Food Only St James, St Matthews and Allerton BD15, BD8 We are looking to provide a food hamper to Beckfoot Primaries (Food only cover breakfast and one other meal for the whole of the two -week Easter period HAF Organisations Easter 2021 Page 2 HAF Organisations Easter 2021 8 Bradford Food Only Barkerend Star Academy, Bradford bd1, bd3, bd4, bd5, bd7, bd8 & Central We want to provide families whose children Academy, Westminster Primary, bd14 Foodbank are on free school meals with a 3 day Denholme Primary, Peel Park Primary, (Joint-bid with emergency food parcel during the Easter Thornton Primary, Dixon’s Music Primary, Grace Kitchens holidays that has been pulled together by a Dixon’s Manningham Primary, Dixon’s and Fountains dietician at The Trussell Trust. Trinity, Dixon’s City Academy, Dixon’s Church) Marchbank, Killinghall Primary, Thornbury We also provide fresh fruit and vegetables in Primary, Knowleswood. addition which tops the provision to 4 days. 9 The Laisterdyke Food We have an extensive database of young BD3 as the primary target area but Hub Bradford Food packs are created which encourage people and families who are eligible and odd people from BD4 and BD5 families to cook their own food. who we have supported over the last year. Activities We will provide a range of activities via Our full membership at the hub also activity packs which will include drawing identifies young people who we are in books, arts and crafts and sports equipment. I contact with who are eligible. The families we target are Asian and Eu. If families Each beneficiary will get 1 activity pack with a approach us or we hear about new range of activities. In total 50 beneficiaries but families, we do not restrict numbers and there will be multi activity resource within ensure they get the same. each pack. At this moment in time we can easily support 50 individuals per week on the scheme. 10 BEAP Food one in a million, oasis academy, green bd8 and bd1 Community We will be providing cooked meals to lane school Partnership vulnerable children in the Manningham area. Activities 14 online activities HAF Organisations Easter 2021 Page 3 HAF Organisations Easter 2021 11 Rooted In Activity Only St James, St Matthews and Allerton BD15, BD8 Some of these activities Beckfoot Primaries (Activities only) will take place via the zoom platform and others will be in person in small outdoor groups following all the latest government guidelines published. 12 Ravenscliffe Food BD2, BD10 Community During the duration of the Easter holidays As our school holiday provision is long Association family food hampers will be provided to each established, we have identified with family on three separate occasions which will partners FSM and vulnerable children provide two healthy meals per day per person with potential new families being backed up with recipe suggestion cards. identified by Children’s Place community nursery that operates in the same building Activities as us and Bradford Early Help Hub 2 activities per day for the duration of the workers. Easter holiday which will include weekends and bank holidays targeting 150 children We have previously worked with local (based on previous data) 28 separate activities schools on a project to improve primary each differentiated according to age groups. literacy and retain close partnerships with them and so have received referrals to support families in need during holidays because of recent redundancy or furlough. This joined up partnership working has seen families supported who had not previously used our services meaning children left vulnerable due to the COVID- 19 pandemic had access to food and activities during school holidays. HAF Organisations Easter 2021 Page 4 HAF Organisations Easter 2021 13 Inn Churches Food and Activity Southmere Primary Academy School BD7 3NR Offer family cookery workshops, physical activity sessions and recipe parcels. General Public (families who attended for the February Provision) BD2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,17,18 29th, 30th and 31st March 3 days in school 1st April we will offer hands on cookery workshops at Inn Churches Cookery School Shawhouse BD1 for maximum of 12 families 14 Frizinghall Food Only Frizinghall Primary School BD8, BD9 and BD18 Community We intend to obtain healthy food cooked from Association a professional certified caterer which we will then distribute 15 Latitude Sports Food and Activity Our Lady of Victories Catholic Primary Postcodes in the BD22 area Coaching We plan to run Multi - Sports and activity School camps for vulnerable children ages 5 - 11 working with primary school children from targeted areas. The camps will run Monday - Friday including both bank holidays and offer a variety of sporting activities at Keighley Cricket Club During the time at camp we will offer children a healthy morning snack followed by hot and cold meals served in the Kitchen area at lunchtimes, where we have access to a range of cooking equipment and storage facilities. HAF Organisations Easter 2021 Page 5 HAF Organisations Easter 2021 16 Thorpe Edge Food Parkland School BD10, BD2 Community Over the two week Easter period we would Project run a daily lunchtime nutritional hot meal takeaway service for families registered with the Scheme supplemented by a weekend meals pack Activities We will be providing 15 - 30 different activities during the Easter holidays, these will range from various sporting activities such as football, cricket, dodgeball, basketball, netball etc to other aerobic activities such as dancing and athletics plus many more. 17 Neighbourhood Food Byron Primary BD3 area bowling and barkerend Resource During the Easter period we will provide Lapage Primary Centre freshly cooked meals to vulnerable families Killinghall Primary with children and vulnerable Carlton Bolling families/individuals without children Cooked meals will be provided daily from the centre and can be either collected or delivered Activities Daily online activities online (14 days) such as football cricket and tennis. HAF Organisations Easter 2021 Page 6 HAF Organisations Easter 2021 18 The Youth Food and Activity Southmere Primary Academy BD7 3DP Association The programme combines the distribution of nutritious food parcels with physical activity packs that inspire sport and exercise, particularly in secondary-age children. 12 separate physical activities provided to lots of families 19 Sandale Food Reevy Hill Primary School , Farfield BD6 , BD5 Community During the easter half term we aim to deliver Primary School Development Breakfasts, hot meals and packed lunches to Trust families and members of the public that are in need and struggling Activity Arts and Crafts Pack Dropped off to children individually where the children and young people can make their own easter bonnets over the weekend to enter a social media Competition HAF Organisations Easter 2021 Page 7 HAF Organisations Easter 2021 20 Bradford Food and Activity Wibsey Primary, St Winifreds Primary, BD6 and BD7 Organic BOCS will provide the programme of activity Low Moor Primary, Lidget Green Primary Communities on two days for each of the two weeks of the School Service Ltd Easter holidays.
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