This Play Ranger Toolkit was developed using the experience and learning of Play Ranger charities supported by Thrive Outdoors, initially under its former name Go2Play.
The Play Rangers project focused on providing opportunities for children to access free play within their community – on street corners, or in local parks or woodland.
The toolkit is designed to promote this and similar models of helping children to access free play.
How To Complete the EHR Fund Budget Form: Video and Transcription Slide 1 – Introduction Hi. I’m Chris Smith, and I’m a member of the Equality and Human Rights team here at Inspiring Scotland. This short webinar will take you through how to fill in the Excel budget form that has to be submitted as
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