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PUBLISHED - 15th November 2021
We are pleased to let you know that bookings for Torch Together Holidays are now open to Torch clients! You are also very welcome to bring a friend or family member on holiday with you.
Here are the dates, prices and holiday locations:
4thā8th April 2022: Torch Together Scarborough, Cober Hill, Scarborough, North Yorkshire Ā£395
13thā17th June 2022: Torch Together Dorset, The Greenhouse Christian Centre, Poole, Dorset Ā£395
16thā18th September 2022: Torch Together Corrymeela, Corrymeela Centre, Ballycastle, Northern Ireland Ā£130
26thā30th September 2022: Torch Together Stone, Shallowford House, Stone, Staffordshire Ā£395
Torch Holidays are a highlight of many peopleās year. We do have limited places and so early booking is advised.
Whether you have enjoyed many of our holidays in the past or will be a first-timer, it will be lovely to meet with you after the pause to our holiday programme.
Our holidays could not happen without the help of our amazing volunteers who provide sighted practical support. This could cover a range of tasks such as guiding, driving, helping with serving refreshments and providing assistance with the different holiday activities. Please share this information with people you know who may like to serve as a holiday volunteer and join us in praying for God to provide the right volunteers for each holiday.
If someone you know would like to find out more about volunteering or if you would like to book onto one of our holidays or find out more information, please contact our client services team on 01858 438260 or email info@torchtrust.org
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