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Action Youth Boxing Intervention Activity: Multisports (Incl Session information Action Youth Boxing Intervention Activity: Multisports (incl. non, contact boxing, Action Youth Boxing Intervention is a Camden-based hockey, tennis, football), arts & crafts, dance community organisation working with children and young and drama people. Age group: For ages 6-16, including those with Our programmes build confidence, self-esteem, self-worth and SEND physical wellbeing through non-contact boxing and fitness training. Mealtime: Lunch Facilities: Sports/play equipment, space to have lunch Activity time: 10:30AM- 3:15PM Monday-Friday Activity location: Rhyl St, Kentish Town, London NW5 3HB; Actitivities will take place in the Booking information: outside play area of the school. Children will be grouped into small bubble. Email: [email protected] Tel: 07903682301 or Number of places available: 30 per day book via Eventbrite https://bit.ly/312Sn1B Session information African Physical Training Organisation Activity: Football and supplementary education Math and English African Physical Training Organisation (APTO) is registered charity offering various youth activities intended to relieve ill Age group: children & young people aged 5- 16 health and to increase the social, economic and educational status of participants. Mealtime: Lunch 12: 00 pm – 1:00 pm APTO is open to all and specialises in support services for Facilities: Flexible space for indoor sports and central African (Rep of Congo and Congo Brazzaville, classroom activities Cameroon and Ivory coast) communities in Camden, and Activity time: 10.00am – 4pm refugees and asylum seekers. Activity location: At Greenwood Centre, 37 Greenwood Place, NW5 1LB Number of place available: 30 per day Booking information: E-mail: [email protected] Tel: 07405665004 Session information Calthorpe Community Garden Activity: Football camp and a healthy hot meal Calthorpe Community Garden is open for everyone to enjoy. Age group: 5-12 Located only a 10-minute walk from Kings Cross lies this Mealtime: Lunch at 1.30pm garden oasis. With a range of activities, from gardening to sports from fitness to fun, Calthorpe is a sustainable hub Facilities: Pitch and outdoor eating area which promotes the green way of thinking and an inclusive approach to life. Activity time: 12-2.30pm Activity location: Calthorpe Community garden Number of places available: 20 per day Booking information: Email: [email protected] to register Tel: 02078378019 https://www.calthorpecommunitygarden.org.uk/ Session information Dragon Hall Activity: The activities we will organise will be Covent Garden Dragon Hall Trust provides opportunities for guided by young people. We believe it is social, educational & recreational activities. These activities are essential for young people to engage in active developed for & by the members of our diverse communities, games. Previously we have had success in especially those at risk of social exclusion & isolation. running skipping sessions, walks to Central London parks, as well as playing basketball. We provide a safe & supportive environment where everyone is encouraged to develop their own talents, passions & abilities. Age group: 5 – 12 and 13-18 We actively encourage partnerships, communication, creativity, Mealtime: Lunch or late lunch/supper inclusivity & equality with an outward looking focus. Facilities: Flexible space for indoor sports and We provide access to skills, training and personal development classroom activities to support young people to realise their potential. Activity time: 10am – 2pm and 3.30pm – 6pm Activity location: Covent Garden Dragon Hall Trust, 17 Stukeley Street, WC2B 5LT Number of places available: 25 Tel: 020 704 7274 https://www.dragonhall.org.uk/ Session information Global Generation Activity: Food growing and gardening, eating from farm to fork, arts and crafts such as clay Global Generation is an educational charity, which works work, natural intuitive building using recycled together with local children and young people, businesses, materials, games and eating together residents and families in Camden, Islington and Southwark to Age group: 5 - 12 years create healthy, integrated and environmentally responsible communities. Mealtime: Lunch Our work connects people of all ages to nature in the middle Facilities: Community Garden located in of the city. We use land-based activities to support building Somers Town, Camden. Onsite kitchen, space community between each other and the natural world. for outdoor cooking Activity location: The Story Garden, Ossulston Street. Friday & Saturday during Easter holiday Activity time: 9 & 10th, 16 & 17th April Number of places available: 10 places available each day (10 families, children from Email: one family count as one place) Tel: 07948186187 https://www.globalgeneration.org.uk/story-garden Kentish Town Community Centre Activity: Outdoors - Football/Basketball We are an innovative multi-purpose building based in the Indoors - Pool, Table Tennis, Gaming, Table Games, and group discussions, heart of Kentish Town. Age group: 12-16 We offer support for local people and we run projects for the community that include our award-winning Youth Service and Mealtime: Lunch The Kentish Town Arts Club. As an organisation we are driven by three core principles; allowing people to flourish; serving Facilities: Flexible space for indoor sports and our Community; enabling People to feel safe with a focus on classroom activities reducing food poverty and supporting better mental health. Activity time: Football 1pm -3pm / Basketball 2pm - 4pm Activity location: 17 Busby Pl, London NW5 2SP Number of places available: 30 Tel: 020 7482 3212 https://www.ktcc.org.uk/ South Hampstead and Kilburn Activity: Table tennis, pool, recording studio, Community Partnership (SHAK) and outdoor sports activities Age group: 9-19 The ARC youth club supports young people aged 9 – 19 from the Alexandra and Ainsworth Estate and surrounding areas by Mealtime: 2pm afternoon snack and 6pm dinner helping them to achieve their potential as confident, capable young adults through a structured programme of activities Facilities: recording studio, pool table, table ranging from football, music technology, dance, art and much tennis, tabletop games more Activity time: 2pm-7:30pm 1 April & 6-9 April Activity location: ARC youth club, Rowley Way, London, NW8 0SR Number of places available: 15 Booking information: Email: [email protected] Tel: 0207 624 8935 https://www.shakonline.co.uk/ Pro Touch Activity: Multi-sports Activities – Fencing, Mini- Pro Touch SA believes in inclusion and “access to all' and uses Tennis, Table Tennis, Speed and Agility courses, the power of sport to engage with young people across Football Tennis, Skipping and non-contact boxing. Running – Sprints and Long distances. London boroughs. Football Challenges Our programmes allow us to work closely with young people Age group: 4 -16 to encourage social inclusion, healthy living and learning new skills. We deliver workshops which tackle important issues Mealtime: Lunch such as drugs awareness, gang violence and financial independence. Facilities: Access to outdoor and indoor space Activity time: 10am – 3pm Activity location: Pro Touch SA C/O the Quarters by Bravo 120 Finchley Road, London NW3 5JB Number of places available: 30 Tel: 07856 461040 http://www.protouchsa.co.uk/ Session information Action for Children Activity: Planned physical activity on our Our vision is that every child and young person has a safe and timetable for every session. We also set up circuits in our playground and outside for happy childhood, and the foundations they need to thrive. opportunities to play. Circuits including PE set ups, action games, and dance workshops. We put children at the heart of everything we do. That includes our mission and values. They are our blueprint for the Age group: All age way we work. Mealtime: Lunch Our mission Facilities: TBC We protect and support children and young people. We do this by providing practical and emotional care and support. Activity time: TBC We make sure their voices are heard. And we campaign to Activity location: Action for Children, 3 Cubitt bring lasting improvements to their lives. Street, Camden, WC1X 0LJ Number of places available Tel: 0207 278 7966 or 07834 730 091 https://www.actionforchildren.org.uk/ Session information Bloomsbury Football Activity: Football sessions with emphasis on Bloomsbury Football Foundation uses the power of football to improving general physical literacy and improve the lives of children and young people in London. football technical-tactical skills, as well as Established as a charity in 2018, we work to support children developing psychological and sociological skills and young people (ages 3-15) through the provision of football activities, enabling them to live active lifestyles and pursue Age group: 4-14 their full potential. Every year we support ~3,000 beneficiaries Mealtime: Take home box. participants will from a range of different locations across London. take home a take & make box that will contain the necessary ingredients in which they can prepare a meal at home Facilities: Acland Burghley School, outdoor AstroTurf pitch, indoor sport hall, gym and classroom. Market Road, outdoor full size football pitch Activity time and location: Tuesday (6) to Friday (9) from 10 AM to 3 PM at Acland Burghley School, NW5 1EJ Booking information Monday (12) to Thursday (16) from 10AM to 3PM at Market Road Football Pitches, N7 9PL Sign up at https://bloomsburyfootball.com/holiday-courses-
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