Find a holiday activity in your area
What Your Holiday Hub (YHH) is, who can take part, how to find activities in your area.
The Your Holiday Hub (YHH) programme provides activities that:
- help build children and young people’s confidence and social skills through play, sport, adventure, and friendship
- aim to help Bristol’s children and young people make good memories over the Easter, summer and winter school holidays
YHH activities include:
- sport
- drama
- cookery
Activities are taking place across Bristol this winter, in:
- schools
- community centres
- open space
Please visit the page below for information about who can take part & where to find activities:
https://www.bristol.gov.uk/people-communities/find-a-holiday-activity
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