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Here are some websites which will provide additional information about clubs for children and young people, physical activity and play.
Useful links
- Clubs for Young People
- Childcare & Children's Services / Their aim is to be the leading voluntary youth organisation in the UK promoting the involvement, enjoyment and achievement of all young people.
- Clybiau Plant Cymru
- Childcare & Children's Services / Working in partnership to set up, develop and support out of school childcare clubs in Wales.
- Make Space
- Childcare & Children's Services / 4Children's flagship strategic programme for 11 to 19 year olds that supports high quality out of school provision for young people and influences policy to transform youth services.
- National Childminding Association
- Childcare & Children's Services / Promoting quality home-based childcare for the benefit of children, families and communities.
- Playboard
- Childcare & Children's Services / The lead agency for children's play in Northern Ireland, working to improve the quality of children's lives by increasing their opportunity to play.
- Scottish Out of School Care Network
- Childcare & Children's Services / Supporting school-aged play, care and learning. The network promotes, supports and develops good quality, sustainable out of school care.
- Free Play Network
- Play / A network of individuals and organisations which aims to promote the need for better play opportunities for children.
- National Association of Toy and Leisure Libraries
- Play / Aiming to create and support high quality play opportunities through toy libraries, a community resource for play which may include equipment, toys for loan, dedicated space and skilled staff, throughout the UK.
- Play England
- Play / An alliance of national and regional voluntary organisations, local authorities and partnerships promoting children's right to play and the development of play provision in England.
- LifeBytes
- Health / LifeBytes aims to provide young people between the ages of 11 and 14 with relevant and appropriate health information, as well as linking to a range of accurate, clear and credible websites on a variety of health issues.
