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Set fair for the Order of Malta International Summer Camp for Young Disabled
500 young have a week of activities and excursions ahead of them
London, 2 August 2018
british summer campers!An inspiring camp, annual event for the Order of Malta, and especially designed to care for the 18-29 age group, this year takes place in Hampshire from 11-18 August. 500 young people – over 200 guests and their 300 volunteer helpers – will participate in a wide range of activities, from kayaking to horse riding, flying in light aircraft to SCUBA diving – and even indoor skydiving.
It’s a time when the guests look forward to renewing friendships and making new ones. This year’s theme: ‘Be courageous!’
A very British yeoman Angus is the camp’s mascotAnd this year’s very British mascot is yeoman Angus.
For more information: www.maltacamp2018.co.uk
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