Holiday at Home 2-6 July 2012

We would like to extend an invitation to come and enjoy a Holiday at Home this July, and we would particularly welcome people who have not previously holidayes with us to join in the fun.

Of course, if more people attend, it means that we will need more help. Could you offer any help particularly to transport our holiday makers to and from Allterton, move furniture, or push wheelchairs on our day out? We also need help to welcome, serve and wash up etc.

You don't have to commit to help all week, we would be grateful for any time you can offer. This event is always thoroughly enjoyed by both our holiday makers and our helpers!

For more information, to book a place, or to offer help, please contact Linda Atkin.

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