Mum and daughter, low-income family referred by social services as family in need of a break.  As a lone parent, Mum couldn’t afford a holiday, so we provided the caravan, a food parcel, passes for the club and social services covered their travel costs. Daughter is in the process diagnosis for neurodiversity and has been unable to attend school due to anxiety and difficulty being around others. Mum has been unable to work as her daughters needs mean she needs to be with her 24 hours a day. The strain on Mum increased as relations with their neighbour broke down resulting in arguments and confrontation at home.  Mum felt there was nowhere she could go to rest and recharge.  Going to the caravan allowed them time to themselves, time to think and have a break from the demands of everyday life.  Mum said the break gave her the time to prepare herself and her daughter for the diagnosis process but also by being away from her home situation she was able to gain some clarity over disputes with neighbours and calm herself to a point she could have a conversation and try to resolve the disagreements. Part of the dispute was a noise complaint as her daughter can experience emotional ‘meltdowns’. Since returning, Mum contacted the neighbour and could calmly explain their situation and found the neighbour to be understanding and supportive now they understand circumstances.