HAF Holiday Camps
What is HAF?
The HAF (Holiday Activities and Food) programme is a UK government initiative designed to provide free holiday activities and healthy meals for eligible children during school holidays.
It is aimed at children from low-income families who receive free school meals.
Key Features of the HAF Scheme:
• Free activities: Sports, arts and crafts, music, drama, and other recreational activities.
• Nutritious meals: At least one healthy meal per day.
• Educational elements: Sessions often include cooking classes or nutritional education.
• Available in England: Local councils run HAF programmes in partnership with schools, charities, and community groups.
Who Can Access it at My Activities?
• Children aged 4–12 who receive benefits-related free school meals.
Booking
For parents and guardians looking to book HAF (Holiday Activities and Food) programme sessions, many local councils require bookings to be made through the Eequ website.
How to Book HAF Activities via Eequ:
1. Visit the Eequ Website
2. Create an Account – Sign up with your email and create a password.
3. Check Eligibility – Ensure your child meets the free school meals criteria or any additional local requirements.
4. Select and Book Sessions – Choose the activities your child wants to attend and confirm the booking.
5. Receive Confirmation – You should receive an email confirmation with further details.
Since availability can be limited, it’s best to book early. Would you like help finding HAF sessions in your area?
