Lincolnshire STRUT After School club

How does the service work?

Sessions are supervised by a highly motivated team of play workers.

Sessions begin with a “welcome circle” to see how everyone is doing, followed by a period of play. Activities provided vary: including arts and crafts, trips out (library/park/shop), film nights, beauty nights (hair/nails), sports (indoors/outdoors), computer games, music, and lots more!

A two course meal is provided at 17:00 where everyone sits down together to eat. Squash/water is available throughout the session. (we are able to cater for dietary requirements/administer medication/ carry out personal care).
After dinner there is more time to play before going home.

Payment is due per term, in advance.

Who is the service for?

Children/young people aged 8-18 years with disabilities

How much does it cost?

£20 per session (from 1st April 2021)

Availability:

Term time only.
Tuesday-Thursday: 15:30-18:45 (mixed age groups)

Friday: 15:30-18:45 ( 13+)

How to access this service:

Self referral (please contact Service Coordinator for further information)

Contact Details:

Mellissa Bolton Targeted Positive Activities & STRUT Co-ordinator

[email protected]

07976979919

Lincolnshire Office 01522 542937

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