Fun, Friendship & Fulfillment Welcome to Over The Wall
We are a national charity that makes it possible for the UK's most seriously ill children to enjoy fun, friendship and fulfillment at our residential camps.
Each year Over The Wall welcomes children affected by serious illnesses to our unique residential camps. Many have endured isolation and lack of childhood experiences.
At Over The Wall camps we help children overcome the isolation they feel during the rest of the year and have fun & forge friendships with other seriously ill children "just like them". These campers range in age from 8 to 17.
These weeklong sessions also provide a much needed break for parents knowing that our camps are staffed by highly trained volunteers and a dedicated medical team.
Over The Wall also ensures that the siblings are not forgotten and runs Spring and Autumn camps and events for them.
Our Outreach programme enables campers to reunite at weekend events and keep alive the memories of a lifetime.
Latest News
Chaperones Wanted
If you have volunteered with Over The Wall in the past and have some free time during the Summer we require chaperones to help get our campers safely to and from camp in The Midlands, Scotland and Dorset.
If you think you can help please call Louise 01420 82086.
Hampshire Police Family Day
Thank you to Hampshire Police for a wonderful day out.
Camper Applictaion Packs
Places are still available for Over The Wall camps in Scotland, The Midlands and Dorset. The deadline for camper applictaion packs has been extended, please return your applictaion as soon as possible. If you would like to apply please contact Louise on 01420 82086 for an applictaion pack.
Skydive
Well done to the Over The Wall team of volunteers who took part in a skydive on Sunday 11 May and raised lots of money for Over The Wall.
Forthcoming Events
Old Fashioned Cricket in aid of Over The Wall
Sunday 29th June 2008 at The Butts Green, Alton, Hampshire
Volunteer Reunion 2008
Saturday 13th September 2008
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