To book your child or young person onto any of the opportunities available through All In Short Breaks, you need to first be an All In Short Breaks member. 

To register for your membership number please download the Membership Application Form and email it to Shortbreaks@shropshire.gov.uk

Or complete the online Membership Application Form.

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Membership to All In is managed by Shropshire Council.

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You will receive a welcome email/letter with your registration number included within 2 weeks of your application. This will be sent to you by Family Information Services at Shropshire Council.

If you have any questions or need help to complete this form, please contact the Family Information Service at Shortbreaks@shropshire.gov.uk or by telephone 01743 254400

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All In Short Breaks Membership is managed by Shropshire Councils Family Information Service. They may contact you to discuss your application in more detail if they feel this is appropriate. Please ensure that a separate application is made for multiple children/ young people to ensure individual membership numbers are issued. If your child has complex needs and may require 1:1 support or additional help to access activities, please contact First Point Of Contact at Shropshire Council on 0345 678 9021 to discuss how to access any additional support.

We recognise the importance of accessing activities that are suitable to the most complex needs as well as for those with lower support needs. Actio understand that for some families their childs needs may well be complex enough to make accessing their local mainstream activity a challenge, even if they do not meet the criteria for All In Short Breaks (which is managed and determined by Shropshire Council). To respond to this we have decided to open up our membership to any child or young person who has an identified or suspected SEN or Disability aged 0-25 who live in the Shropshire Council area. This includes children who may be cared for as part of a fostering or kinship arrangement (known as children who are looked after), children and young people with lower levels of support needs who may not meet thresholds for targeted support, and those  with suspected needs that are undergoing investigation or in receipt of support without a formal diagnosis.