Our key areas of work are:

• Providing enriching opportunities for children to play in support of their health, wellbeing and development

• Addressing barriers and inequalities in access to the play children need

• Building family, community and professional capacity to support play

• Advocating for play and informing and influencing decision-making

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Out2Play is particularly focused on outdoor play. Play for All is for disabled children and involves parents and carers in the learning and fun too. Play in Mind sessions focus on play in nature for mental health. 

 

We build community and professional capacity to support play, through our training and consultancy. 

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We work to a Play Policy, and our approach to safeguarding and child protection can be found in the policy downloadable from this page.

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Our action on play mitigates challenges in children’s lives and builds better childhoods and future life chances.

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Our work has won several accolades including commendations at the Nancy Ovens Awards (2017 & 2011) and an international ‘Right to Play Award’ through the International Play Association (2011).