Rochdale Childrens Moorland Home

Wes and his trusty dog Fin will be taking on the Dales Way on 18th June for an 80 mile walk to raise money for Rochdale Children’s Moorland Home 
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Rochdale Childrens Moorland Home is the oldest children's charity in Rochdale. We have been providing holidays for disadvantaged children for over 125 years.

The home is situated in the picturesque country hills above Brown Wardle and ourethos is fresh air, fresh food and fun! 

We provide holidays to around 1300 children each year with NO GOVERNMENT FUNDING.

Children are referred to us by the local social care departments and schools. The home also accommodates visiting schools during term time, to maximise the amount of local children benefitting from our setting.

As many of you will be aware, John has promised from Sunday 29th September that he will not drink alcohol until midnight on New Years Eve, this will be just over 13 weeks in total. For John working in a busy bar environment, this will be a difficult challenge so he has decided to try and raise some money for charity.


John’s friend Johnny has also promised £1000 to the charity if John is able to complete his challenge. The charity that has been chosen is Rochdale Children’s Moorland Home and the money raised will go towards the cost of activities and trips for the children. 

All donations to this page will go directly to the home.


If John does fail the challenge, he will match all donations made.


You can see more about what Rochdale Children’s Moorland Home do by visiting the link below:


https://www.rochdalechildrensmoorlandhome.org/about-us/

Rochdale Children's Moorland Home is Zen Internet's nominated charity for 2019.

Rochdale Children’s Home operates between March and September. It is a non-profit making charity and is free to users; however, we do encourage and accept donations and contributions from those that use the service.

The charity has two distinct functions in providing services and facilities for school children during term time and for children referred to us by children’s social care, schools, and community groups, during school holiday periods.