Give your children a rewarding school holiday experience where kindness and cooking come together in a hands-on program designed for ages 8 to 14. This initiative encourages young participants to engage with their community by preparing nutritious meals and assembling essential care packs for people experiencing homelessness or financial hardship.
What to Expect
Children will spend their days learning about the challenges faced by vulnerable populations while actively contributing to positive change. They will prepare healthy meals and pack care items, gaining insight into the impact of small acts of kindness. This program also supports community service hours for school, IB, and Duke of Edinburgh requirements.
Activity Details
- Ages: 8–14 years (minimum age 8/Year 3)
- Kids-only drop-off program
- Participants should bring their own food for the day, a water bottle, and wear closed-toe, rubber-soled shoes
- Runs from 9:00 to 15:00 on selected days during the school holidays
Location and Access
The program takes place at 166 William St, Elizabeth Bay NSW 2011, Australia. The venue is accessible and suitable for children, providing a safe and supportive environment for learning and giving back.
Important Information
Please ensure your child is prepared with appropriate footwear and packed food and water. This is a drop-off program, so parents can feel confident leaving their children in a supervised and purposeful setting. The program fosters empathy and community spirit, making it a valuable experience for young participants.
Booking and Prices
The cost for each child is $100 per day. Booking is essential to secure a spot on the selected dates. This investment supports the materials and resources needed to make a meaningful impact during the program.