The Log Cabin Charity

• What they offer

  The Log Cabin Charity is a charity specialising in after school, weekend and holiday clubs for children with disabilities and additional needs, where children with SEN or disabilities can socialise, grow and have fun alongside their mainstream peers. Listed services include an Afterschool Club (running since 1987), a free Cooking Club pilot, Holiday Playschemes, a Saturday Club, and bi-weekly Sunday 'Come and Play – Stay2gether' activities for children and families. They also offer venue hire, merchandise and volunteering opportunities.

• Ages served

  The page does not state a general age range; it only mentions that the free cooking club pilot is for children aged 5–11.

• SEN support & staffing

  The charity describes itself as SEN specialists whose service is open to everyone, creating safe, enriching spaces where all children, including those with SEND, can thrive. It references its facilities, accessibility and usability services, an Ofsted report, and safeguarding/quality policies, and notes that volunteers provide additional support. No further detail on staff ratios or SEN qualifications is given.

• How to book

  Parents can register a child by filling out a quick registration form on the website (giving parent/guardian name, child's name, phone, email, address and postcode), after which the charity will be in touch to book the child in. There is also an enquiry form with options for the After School Club, Weekend Club and Holiday Playscheme, plus a phone number (0208 840 3400) and address at 259 Northfield Avenue, London, W5 4UA.

• Cost

  Not stated on this website, other than that the children's cooking club pilot is free.

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