In the early 1960’s a few men (led by the late George Eustance of West Kirby) recognised that a group of polio disabled children were in need in assistance in regaining their independence – a camp under canvas was set up for the children. The holiday camps evolved over the years under different leaderships, however the ethos has always remained the same – to provide free holidays to disabled children aged 9-15.
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