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By James Snowden, Head of Camper Experience At Over The Wall we recognise how difficult it can be for families when a child is suffering from a serious health challenge. […]

Henry has never consumed or directly handled a peanut or tree nut; yet he has gone into anaphylaxis several times and required numerous hospital admissions. Each of these anaphylactic reactions

Today the Over The Wall is celebrating the legacy and life of our founder, the late, great Paul Newman. Every year on 26th January, we take a moment to look back at the

In June 2018, Olga Hansen retired as an Inspector from Police Scotland after 30 years of service. It was not long after her retirement that Olga decided that she wanted to work with children

As a Residential Approved Activity Provider for the Duke of Edinburgh (DofE) Award, Over The Wall offers young people the opportunity to complete their Gold Award through volunteering, residential experiences

As a trainee GP, Diarmuid first discovered Over The Wall in 2017 when he responded to an email from a colleague that featured the charity and its need for Clinical

Student Ellie Pearce discovered Over The Wall at her university’s career fair and was immediately attracted to the idea of volunteering at camp. Since her discovery four years ago, Ellie

In 2017, at the age of 12, Louisa was diagnosed with Leukaemia. Four months after her diagnosis, she underwent a bone marrow transplant. That year was incredibly difficult for Louisa and her family. During her treatment, (and after her

That’s a wrap! As we bid farewell to the 2019 camp season, we turn a bit mushy at the thought of the volunteers who have helped make our camps possible