Hayling Island mental health charity for children is stunned by huge turnout for its fundraising festival

Wave held their now annual music festival at Tournebury Golf Centre, Hayling Island, on Saturday afternoon, with plenty of family entertainment, food and good music.
Pictured: some of the revellers enjoying the Jurassic Park jeep attraction. — Wave held their now annual music festival at Tournebury Golf Centre, Hayling Island, on Saturday afternoon, with plenty of family entertainment, food and good music. Pictured: some of the revellers enjoying the Jurassic Park jeep attraction.

BOSSES of a charity helping children with mental health issues have been blown away by the support of the Hayling Island community who attended a fundraising fun day in their hundreds.

About 1,600 revellers are believed to have joined in with the action at mental health charity Wave’s latest bonanza, at the Tournerbury Golf Centre on Saturday.

The day-long festival was all in aid of raising cash to fund the charity’s new HQ at the former TSB Bank in Elm Grove, which is being done up to support children aged 10 to 16.

Festival attractions included family games, fairground rides and zorbing.

Families could take part in zorbing during the Wave fundraising festival on Hayling Island

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Issy Scott, founder and trustee of Wave, said hundred more people attended than they thought, raising a whopping £8,000 raised for the charity.

Issy said: ‘It’s been a huge success. We weren’t expecting so many people.

‘The money’s going to help us massively. It will help us supply that mental health support for young people but also run the building and fund activities.’

Hayling Island mental health charity for children is stunned by huge turnout for its fundraising festival

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