Project My Time

Project provides holiday activities for children and young people aged 8 to 18 and the idea is for them to have lots of fun!

Parents do not need to stay as our team provide the support throughout the session. There are sessions every week in the school holidays. Sessions are generally three hours long, depending on the activity.

October Half Term Timetable

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Medication Form

New Registration Information

Short Breaks Feedback Form

What we get up to

Trips and activities have included Chessington World of Adventures, Splashdown, pantomimes, bowling, swimming, crabbing, ringos, alpaca walking and much more.

Young people give feedback at the end of every session so their favourite activities can be incorporated into the timetable for the forthcoming holidays.

How do we get involved?

Young people who have disabilities aged eight to 18 can join Project. If your child has complex needs, please contact us using the details below to discuss their needs in detail and how we can best meet their needs.

Access to Project can be gained either through referral from a social worker, or through parent self-referral.

Dorset, BCP and Hampshire local authorities have allocated some funding for a limited number of spaces. We ask a £15 contribution per session to allow us to provide the activities and support. If you are taking a funded space, we ask parents to book only one session per week to allow as many young people as possible to have the opportunity to join in.

Please click the ‘New Registration Information’ button above to find out how to register.

Please note our registrations have closed now until after the summer holidays. You are more than welcome to still register now, however your forms will not be processed until September.

One session per week will take place at The Treehouse (Hurn).