12th June 2020 YMCA Dulverton Group launches Summer Daycamp Weeks YMCA Dulverton Group have today launched their Summer Daycamps programme for 2020 which will be located at Yew Trees in Tarnock and Barley Wood in Wrington. YMCA Daycamp weeks will begin on Monday 13th July running for seven weeks to offer children from reception to year six a fun, action packed school holiday. This year, activities will include climbing, paddle boarding and team games to coincide with themed weeks such as Space Week and Animal Planet. Steph Parsons, Operations Manager at YMCA Dulverton Group said: “Seeing children of all ages enjoying the outdoors, challenging themselves and making new friends is great. The teams providing daycamps are dedicated to giving the best possible experiences for the children, even in these challenging times. ”We have taken every precaution when planning daycamps this year, making time to ensure that all equipment and frequently used facilities are thoroughly cleaned in line with Government guidance as well as having hand washing stations outside and keeping groups of children small, to minimise the amount of people in one place at the same time. “Things might be a little different this year, but we believe that YMCA Daycamp weeks will provide children with something exciting and fun to take part in whilst the schools are closed over the summer and will bring some structure to this otherwise challenging time.” Bookings are now being taken for Summer Daycamp weeks at both Yew Trees and Barley Wood with prices starting at £115 for a week programme, to include 5 activity packed days of fun for children aged four to eleven. For more information and to book, please visit our website by clicking here. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ · Founded in 1844, YMCA in England is made up of 116 member YMCAs working to ensure young people and children have opportunities to thrive and contribute positively to communities. · YMCA operates in over 740 different communities in England impacting upon the lives of more than 630,000 people every year. · YMCA Dulverton Group believes every family should have the support they need to develop and lead more fulfilling lives. The right start in life is crucial for a person’s long-term development. It is for this reason that YMCA works with people from birth through to adulthood – supporting individuals and families to flourish. The YMCA supports more than 230,000 children, young people and parents every year through our family work. · YMCA Dulverton Group provides 65,000 nights of safe and stable accommodation for vulnerable young people and families in Somerset. · YMCA England and Wales enables nearly 68,000 people every year to engage in education, skills and training to enable them to improve their opportunities in the job market. · YMCA England and Wales is the largest voluntary sector provider of health and wellbeing services promoting physical activity. · For any more information, please visit <www.ymca-dg.org>