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Short Breaks provide children and young people with additional needs the opportunity to take part in and enjoy a range of positive activities like sport, art, craft and trips with other children and young people. This summer 2013 and beyond there are a number of clubs and activities planned in Ealing. In the following pages you will find a list activities and clubs for children and young people and how to access them  

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Holiday Clubs and Activities Special Schools: All special schools are running a summer scheme at the beginning of the summer holidays for children attending that school. To book onto a scheme at your child’s schools inquire at the school. Core Children’s Services: Provide a summer activity club for children and young people aged 11 to18 offering a wide range of activities in a safe and stimulating environment. The activities are designed to allow young people to have fun, build confidence and make new friends. The range of support available ranges from 1:1 and 1:3 depending on level of need. 19TH – 23rd August 10am - 3pm Northolt Grange Community Centre Rushdene Crescent, Northolt UB5 6NF 26th - -30th August 10am -3pm Windmill park Community Centre 1 Tulip Close, Southall, Middlesex UB2 4UZ

Contact: Faye Saunders or Hazel Cornell on 01795 536550, Louise.Sutton@coreassets.com Crossroads: Provides specialist short break services in the form of after school and holiday clubs / events for children and young people aged 11 to 18 with ASD and other additional needs. The range of support available ranges from 1:1 and 1:5, depending on level of need. Summer 2013 A fun packed summer of activity days and trips ranging from art and crafts, cooking to sports days, cycling, cinema, safari trips and more

29th, 30th and 31th July 5th 6th 7th, 12th 13th 15th, 19th, 20th, 21st, 27th, 28th, 29th August Cost: £5-£10 per session

Venue:  Southall Activity Centre,Cranleigh Gardens,Southall, UB1 2BE

Contact for all crossroad services: Emily Musgrave 020 8782 87003 Emily.musgrave@crossroadscarewestlondon.org  

Log Cabin - Hosts an after school club, Saturday (term time) club and a holiday club for children aged 4-15 with a range of additional needs and complex health needs. The range of support available ranges from 1:1 and 1:5, depending on level of need. Summer 2013 Weekly fun activities, sport and trips Monday to Friday 9.30am – 3.30pm during school holidays Venue: The Log Cabin, 259 Northfield Avenue, W5 4UA Log Cabin Youth club 16-18 Log Cabin are running a youth club over 5 days in the summer holiday for young people aged 16-18. An exciting 5 days of adventures and activities is promised! Venue: Westside Youth Centre, Churchfield Road, W13 9NF Contact: for all Log Cabin Services: Alia Latif: 020 8840 3400, alia.latif@logcabin.org.uk MENCAP Youth Club: Provides a play /social activity service that runs outside of school time for children and young people aged 14-20 with disabilities. The service provides a specialist person centred approach for children and young people.

Summer 2013 Wed 7th August- outing to Wetlands in Barnes- 10-3.30pm Wed 14th August-sports extravaganza meeting up at Enterprise lodge- 10-3.30pm Wed 21st August- multimedia day- venue tbc. 10am to 3.30pm

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Wed 28th August- INSPIRE ME workshop about the world of work, and how to prepare for it- at warehouse in Greenford-10am to 3.30pm. Cost: £5 per session, payable in advance to reserve a place. Venue: Enterprise Lodge, Stockdove Way, Perivale, Middlesex, UB6 8TJ   Contact Gabriel on 07837185907 Booking forms available from July 8th on - www.ealingmencap.org.uk

Youth and Connexions: Offer a variety of services and projects for young people between 13-19 up to 25yrs for those with additional needs. For more information on opportunities available log on to www.youngealing.co.uk or visit www.futureversity.org for information on free courses and activities available over the summer holidays

Development Support for Out of School Providers SEN and Inclusion  Ealing Council’s Play Service department funds out of school providers, After School Clubs, Breakfast Clubs and Holiday Play schemes to ensure they are inclusive to all? The way we do this is by paying the additional costs of a staff member required for PA/1:1 care and to cover the costs of any specialist equipment required in order to meet your child’s needs. This way the provider doesn’t incur additional costs and you as a parent/carer only pays the standard childcare fee. So if you know of an After School, Breakfast or Holiday Club you wish your child to attend, approach the provision, remind them that there’s support available from the out of school inclusion officer Fran Regan and that funding could be applied for through commissioning. Alternatively contact the Family Information Service who can offer you and your family a brokerage service and further advice and support. Contact Details: Parent and Family Support Childcare Provider Support Family Information Service Fran Regan 020 8825 5588 020 8825 5431 children@ealing.gov.uk fregan@ealing.gov.uk  

Family Trips and Fun Days

P.E.S.T.S. Family Summer Party

Children's entertainment including a bouncy castle and Mowkee the clown. Food and soft drinks. Booking essential. £1 per child

Venue Mencap's Enterprise Lodge, Stockdove Way, Perivale, UB6 8TJ To book call the P.E.S.T.S. office 020 8571 9954 after mid July.

Contact a Family

Day trips to the seaside, adventure parks and the zoo plus more for all the family to enjoy with additional support from volunteers and carers. 26th July- Cookery sessions

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29th July- London Eye & Duck tour 6th August- Brighton Seaside 12th August- Fun and Sports session at Featherstone Sports Centre 15th August- Southend Trip 22nd August- Kew Gardens Cost Parent/Carers: £6-8 Children: £3-6 Booking contact Asha.yadav@cfamily.org.uk    

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Disability Sports across the Borough Active Ealing works with a range of partner organisations to organise activities and competitions for people with disabilities of mixed ages and abilities. The aim is to provide activities and facilities that are accessible to all. Listed below are specific disability sports programmes. These are in addition to a growing programme of sessions delivered across the borough’s sports centres Aquatic Sessions Northolt Leisure Centre Eastcote Lane North Northolt, UB5 4AB 020 8825 7014 northoltlc@ealing.gov.uk Tennis (for people with learning disabilities) West Middlesex Lawn Tennis Club 6 Berners Drive West Ealing W13 0JS 020 8998 3297 info@westmiddlesexltc.co.uk  Hanwell Town Pan Disability Football Session Perivale Park Playing Fields Stockdove Way Perivale UB6 8TJ Adrian Ford, Ealing Mencap 07837 186 740 Adrian.ford@ealingmencap.org.uk Swimming Session Dormers Well Sport & Leisure Centre Dormers Wells Lane Southall, UB1 3HX 020 8571 7207 dormerswells@gll.org Inclusive Gym Sessions Gurnell Leisure Centre Ruislip Road East Ealing, W13 0AL 020 8998 3241 gurnell@gll.org Swimming Lessons Gurnell Leisure Centre Ruislip Road East Ealing, W13 0AL Craig Keller, ESC (Every Swimmer Counts) 020 8997 1164 craig@swimesc.co.uk Multi-Activity Sessions PACE Zone Havelock Community Centre Trubshaw Road Southall UB2 4XW

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Sunil Birdy, PACE 07983 392223 sunil@pacezone.org.uk Discounted entry and special membership Ealing’s Leisure Pass and Junior Leisure Pass entitle the holder to significant discounts across the borough’s sports sessions (see www.ealing.gov.uk for a full list of criteria). In addition, Greenwich Leisure Limited (which manage some of Ealing’s sports centres) offer great membership terms for people with additional needs and disabilities. This includes benefits such as no joining fee and free entry to an accompanying carer. See www.better.org.uk/memberships for full details.

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  Ealing has a wide variety of short break services available from supporting your disabled child / young person within the home / community to providing support so they can access universal / mainstream services. Find out more at www.ealinghelp.org.uk/ShortbrBreaks.aspx and download the Short Break Services in Ealing booklet. A new Children & Families Activity Guide has been produced to ensure families have a broad understanding of what’s on offer in terms of school holiday activities throughout the year, parks/playgrounds and leisure centres in the borough, libraries and library activities, children’s centres, stay and plays for younger children, opportunities for young people, and for children with special needs and disabilities. http://www.childrenscentres.org.uk/activities_for_children_pubs.asp

More information about services for children with disabilities is available on the Ealing Help website www.ealinghelp.org.uk For information about this booklet, please contact Danielle Grant-Vest on 020 9 825 7238 or grantvestd@ealing.gov.uk