Barnet Providers

Welcome

At Barnet Youth, Child and Family Service, we work with a fantastic mix of organisations and freelance providers who help us deliver great activities, courses and opportunities for young people aged 0–19, and up to 25 for those with disabilities and/or Autism. Together, we create fun, safe and supportive experiences for children, young people and families throughout the year.

Your Provider Dashboard

Your Provider Dashboard is your online space to:

  • Create and manage your provider profile
  • Keep your details up to date
  • Submit applications to deliver activities
  • Access key forms and documents
  • View the details and registers for successful applications

If you're new, simply sign up to create your Provider Dashboard and get started.

We run three main projects across Barnet that offer exciting, enriching opportunities for children and young people.

BACE Holidays provides free holiday clubs for eligible young people during the Easter, Summer and Christmas school holidays. Funded by the Department for Education, the programme helps families during times when costs can rise and support can feel harder to access.

HAF clubs offer:

  • Fun and enriching activities
  • A safe, social space
  • Opportunities to be active
  • Nutritious meals
  • Engaging food and wellbeing sessions for children and families

The programme aims to help children and young people:

  • Eat well
  • Stay active
  • Take part in exciting learning opportunities
  • Build confidence
  • Avoid isolation
  • Understand healthy eating
  • Stay connected with schools and local services

Providers delivering HAF activities must meet programme requirements and share outcome information as part of the commissioning process.

(Please note barnetyouth.uk follows the Barnet School Term & Holiday Dates.)

To read the full guidance please click here.

With the above Providers will be required to meet the HAF Programme delivery criteria along with outcome reporting requirements as part of the commissioning for activities borough wide.

Positive Activities provides a wide range of fun and engaging sessions for children and young people aged 0–19, and up to 25 with learning disabilities and/or Autism.

Our aim:
To give every young person the chance to learn, grow and thrive through low‑cost or free activities.

Positive Activities provides a wide range of fun and engaging sessions during the school holidays.

Activities include:

  • Arts and music
  • Sports
  • Educational workshops
  • Adventurous trips
  • Media and technology sessions

These activities run across several locations in Barnet and are open to all residents and any young person educated in the borough.

When:
February Half Term, Easter, May Half Term, Summer Holidays and October Half Term
(Please note barnetyouth.uk follows the Barnet School Term & Holiday Dates)

"Without the course my son would have spent a lonely and frustrating week at home. He's happier, more confident, and has had the chance to socialise." – Parent

Our aim:

To help young people build skills, confidence and resilience throughout the year.

When:

  • Autumn Term (Sept–Dec)
  • Spring Term (Jan–March)
  • Summer Term (April–July)

(Please note barnetyouth.uk follows the Barnet School Term & Holiday Dates. )

"Evidence shows that how young people spend their leisure-time really matters. Participation in constructive leisure-time activities, particularly those that are sustained through the teenage years, can have a significant impact on young people's resilience and outcomes in later life"

All families need a bit of support from time to time. Our Family Hubs are here to offer that support early on, making things easier before challenges become bigger.

We work with the whole family and always keep the child or young person at the heart of everything we do. By working closely with partner services, we support young people up to 19, or 25 if they have disabilities and/or Autism.

Our Early Help Hubs aim to:

  • Offer the right help at the right time
  • Improve outcomes for children and young people
  • Reduce the need for more intensive, statutory services

To find out more go too: https://www.barnet.gov.uk/children-and-families 

Best Start in Life helps families from pregnancy through the early years, giving babies and young children the best possible start. Families can access advice, groups, early learning support, and connections to helpful local services. This work links closely with our Early Help Hubs so that families receive joined‑up support from the very beginning.

Find out more: https://www.barnet.gov.uk/children-and-families 

Contact Details for Barnet Youth:
(HAF) BACE Holidays: BACEHolidays@barnet.gov.uk 
Positive Activities: byes@barnet.gov.uk 

FAQs and any guidance to support the completion of your application.

The Document Library and Archive is where you can upload your due-diligence document will be stored along with submitted applications.

If you would like your organisation to be considered for delivery, please sign up to the Barnet Youth Provider Portal and complete a Delivery Application. Please note: applications are open three times a year over a two week period - check out the guidance for applications here for more information.  Submitting a Delivery Application does not guarantee any offer of work.  Please click the link below. Delivery Application

Canada Villa Youth Centre
Pursley Road
London
NW7 2BU