Project Outcome Targets
The overall wellbeing of children taking part in camps increases as a result of taking part.
Through our inclusive, trauma-informed practices, ALL children participate in and thrive on camps.
We support the local economy through sourcing food for camps from local farms and orchards.
Project Activities
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Recruitment of 220 children for 2026 camps
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Provide Q&A session for all parents to alleviate worries surrounding food, SEND and religion
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Deliver camps May - July 2026
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Recruit volunteers from the local community to support camps
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Gather feedback from teachers and children and record numbers of beneficiaries
Resources Needed For The Project
| Resource | Description | Quantity needed | When needed | How this donation supports the project (Enabling Actions or KPIs) |
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| MONEY | We need to raise over £25,000 this academic year to run our camps benefitting over 200 nature deprived children. | We can tailor packages which can include school or borough-specific support tailored to social value requirements. | Flexible | Any contribution will support planning, facilitator fees, resources (camping equipment & food) & volunteer expenses. |
| PRODUCTS | We need to replace worn camping equipment such as tents, kitchen utensils, sleeping bags etc. | We will replace items as needed - we provide all equipment for 200 children so no one misses out. | Flexible | You can help the children we work with who live in poverty and cannot afford to buy camping equipment. |
IMPACT REPORTING
Bi-annually
March 2021
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS
How we monitor the quality and results of our work
We ask for feedback from teachers and children to formalise our impact reporting
WHO IS ALREADY FUNDING THE PROJECT?
Goldman Sachs Gives
We are supported through an annual grant for camps
OTHER PARTNERS
High Weald National Landscape
Our camps take place in the beautiful High Weald landscape
Countryside Residential Camps for Urban Children