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2. Keep Your Head

   Keep Your Head brings together reliable information on mental health and wellbeing for children, young people and adults across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.

   • Health and wellbeing
   • Information advice and support
   • Counselling and therapy
   • Crisis support
   • Help to look after someone
   • Life events and relationships
   • Social emotional and mental health
   • Local Authority Service

3. PANS/PANDAS UK Charity

   PANS (paediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric syndrome) and PANDAS (paediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric syndrome associated with strep) are devastating neuropsychiatric conditions that are currently poorly recognised, diagnosed and supported both

   • Advice networks forums and advocacy
   • Charities and volunteering
   • Clubs and groups
   • Health and wellbeing
   • Information advice and support
   • Care and support
   • Parenting and family support
   • Social emotional and mental health
   • Advocacy and getting involved
   • Local Offer (special educational needs and disabilities ages 0-25)

4. Football Fun Factory Sawston

   Sawston Village College, New Road, Sawston, CB22 3BP

   Ofsted Registered. The Football Fun Factory was created to provide incredible childhood football experiences for boys and girls of all ages and ability levels. Our mission is to use the nation’s passion for football as a vehicle for child

   • Holiday Scheme

5. Cambridge City Council - Children and Young People's Participation Service (ChYpPS)

   Brown's Field Youth and Community Centre, 31A Green End Rd, Cambridge,

   Play service offering activities for children and families in Cambridge City term time and during the schools holidays. Sessions take place at community centres and in parks and open spaces.

   • Arts and crafts
   • Clubs and groups
   • Community facilities and provision
   • Getting out and about
   • Work and training
   • Local Authority Service
   • Activities and events
   • Venues and rooms to hire
   • Volunteering / community support

6. Unique Feet Community Group

   Unique Feet is a safe and welcoming community for families affected by rare disease: Children and young people with a range of rare conditions are able to meet locally for fun, friendship and confidence-building activities. Parents and carers are

   • Advice networks forums and advocacy
   • Community facilities and provision
   • Health and wellbeing
   • Care and support
   • Disabilities impairments and learning difficulties
   • Social emotional and mental health
   • Social life and friendships
   • Activities and events
   • Advocacy and getting involved
   • Local Offer (special educational needs and disabilities ages 0-25)