A play centre in Greater Manchester is letting parents pay what they can in a bid to help struggling families.
Read more: Greater Manchester's indoor inflatable theme park with a massive ball pit reopens after revamp A café is available for all visitors, serving hot and cold meals in a Noah’s Ark themed family restaurant. Main meals are £6.50 or two for £10 and kids eat for £3.50. Ruth Lancey, CEO of the charity, said: “The pay what you can system has been in full swing for a while now and includes all of the school holidays too. It’s been incredibly popular as you might imagine and in a recent survey 82% of parents said the policy made The Hideaway affordable for them to visit - we assume the other 18% could already afford it.
Hope Centre user Scott Rafferty said “The Hope Pantry is a fantastic place that has helped us as a family through so many hard times, I don’t know what we would have done without them. The staff there are welcoming, caring, amazing people. It is a place you can go for help and there is no judgement."
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