Over The Wall

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One-off donation

£10.00 A horse riding activity for a child

£25.00 Send a child kayaking

£50.00 Food and accommodation for a child for two days at camp

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Monthly donation

£5.00 Transport a child to and from camp

£10.00 Train a volunteer

£15.00 Medical supplies for a serious illness camp

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Messages from other supporters

More than happy to help! :)

Donation by David Newman £50.00 + £0.00 Gift Aid

Good luck with the camps this year.

Donation by Lawrie Watts £160.00 + £40.00 Gift Aid
Keep doing what you are doing. :)

Donation by Reuben Bell £10.00 + £2.50 Gift Aid

Here's to another year of great camps for inspiring children xx

Donation by Sascha Russell

Why your donation matters

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Your donation matters to the lives of hundreds of children who are affected by serious and life-limiting illnesses. Children and children first; their abilities and medical conditions do not define them. All of our activities build confidence, independence and optimism at a time when children need it most. By donating to Over The Wall, you are making a lasting contribution to the lives of children who are affected by serious illness, providing them with improtant and defining social experiences and improving their quality of life.

Case study: donations in action

Camper Ralphi: "My illness has taken over my life for the past 16 years. I used to think that I was the only one with medical conditions and that it was everyone else’s fault that I was so sick. I know now there is no one to blame. My conditions have affected me not only physically but also mentally—it’s stopped me from being able to do so many things that other kids can do. OVER THE WALL Camps have helped me to achieve things I could never do before. At Camp I feel like I don’t stand out as different and I was able to take part in all the activities, even the ones I’d usually be excluded from because I was too unwell. I am now comfortable talking about my illness and my feelings without being intimidated. I now know that other people are in the same position as me and they listen without criticising or judging me. I feel very happy and safe at camp."