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Do it 4 real kids holidays
barnesy_2
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Did a search but couldn't find anything
Do it 4 Real is generously funded by the Big Lottery Fund, to allow as wide a range of young people as possible, normally resident in England, to participate. Each year YHA have tested slightly different pricing levels and this year the concessionary prices are linked to working tax credit and child tax credit.
If your family's annual household income is £15,940 or less, you may be entitled to working family tax credit and you can apply for a concessionary £25 place at summer camp for each of your children aged 10-17 who wishes to come to camp.
If your family's annual household income is £58,000 or less, you may be entitled to child tax credit and you can apply for a concessionary £199 place at summer camp for each of your children aged 10-17 who wishes to come to camp.
If you live in Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland or abroad, (or your annual household income is over £58,000) your children can still attend camp for £399.
https://www.doit4real.co.uk
Do it 4 Real is generously funded by the Big Lottery Fund, to allow as wide a range of young people as possible, normally resident in England, to participate. Each year YHA have tested slightly different pricing levels and this year the concessionary prices are linked to working tax credit and child tax credit.
If your family's annual household income is £15,940 or less, you may be entitled to working family tax credit and you can apply for a concessionary £25 place at summer camp for each of your children aged 10-17 who wishes to come to camp.
If your family's annual household income is £58,000 or less, you may be entitled to child tax credit and you can apply for a concessionary £199 place at summer camp for each of your children aged 10-17 who wishes to come to camp.
If you live in Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland or abroad, (or your annual household income is over £58,000) your children can still attend camp for £399.
https://www.doit4real.co.uk
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Wow this looks to be a wonderful idea. I shall pass this info onto a friend as she should be able to apply for a £25 place for her daughter. I see the camps have different themes which is great tooNewbie thread: go to the top of this page and find these words: Main site > MoneySavingExpert.com Forums > Household & Travel > Motoring > Parking Tickets, Fines & Parking. Click on words Parking Tickets, Fines & Parking. Newbie thread is the first post. Blue New Thread button is just above it to left.0
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This looks great!! Thanks for posting.0
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This was mentioned a couple of years ago (prob why your search didn`t find it) and my daughter went on the performing arts hol in Hampstead. She loved it. When I worked in the hospital last year, the union, Unison, were also helping with the costs.0
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