Calling all runners – OTW needs YOU!
Over The Wall is calling on runners of all abilities to join our team and take part in the ASICS London 10K on Sunday 21st July. This popular event […]
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Help us double your donations
This Summer, as a part of the A&F Challenge, Abercrombie & Fitch have agreed to double donations made to Over The Wall. During the challenge, which takes place between June
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OTW through a lens – a volunteer story
Andy’s daughter had been a volunteer for Over The Wall at a number of camps over a period of five years. She had told him so many wonderful things about
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Can’t wait for Siblings camp? Here’s what we learned…
Written by Rachel Burkinshaw, OTW camper parent and blogger at 7yearstodiagnosis We’ve been counting down for a month and now we’re into the final stretch with just over two weeks to
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How camp made me feel young again!
Since retiring, 65-year-old Paediatrician, Mike Miller has volunteered at many of Over The Wall’s camps. He had heard of the charity through his work then met a member of the
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Meet the Hardings: an OTW volunteering family
It was in 1999 at the age of 21 that Ben Harding decided he would volunteer for Over The Wall. Back then the charity had only just launched and
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Over The Wall and me: a volunteering story
Pictured: Courtney, first left By former camper and volunteer, Courtney Evans I first heard about OTW when I was 10. I was diagnosed with E.Coli and meningococcal septicaemia at four
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Challenge yourself this year
By Judith Meagher, Community Fundraising Officer Taking part in a challenge event for the first time can be daunting but we’re here to help you every step of the way.
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Increasing self-confidence with OTW
By Julie Foster, Head of Trusts and Individual Giving The children that come to our camps are often excluded from participating in mainstream life, due to the complexity of their
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Isolation, anger and guilt: coping with childhood illness
Naturally, parents want to protect their children and keep them safe, so it can be particularly devastating to learn that your child has a serious health condition, such as diabetes,
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