What does maximum capacity mean?

Maximum capacity is the total number of people allowed to stay in the holiday home - this number will vary depending on the holiday home you have booked but will include babies.

As an example, if the holiday home says 'sleeps up to six' then no more than six people will be allowed to stay in the holiday home.

Latest

BE the difference for EB

With your support, we will continue investing in drug repurposing clinical trials and providing an enhanced programme of community care and support for people living with EB.
DEBRA Quarterly Update 2024 Q1

An update from our board of trustees, including key activities undertaken in the first quarter of 2024, and the progress we are making to BE the difference for EB.
08. Does 80 Days Global require me to travel?
07. Is there a fundraising target?

Related

Most read

Find a store

Find your nearest DEBRA charity shop and help fight EB. Our stores sell affordable and quality pre-loved clothing, furniture, electrical items, books, homeware and more.
Furniture collection

Donate your unwanted furniture, homewares and electrical items using our free furniture collection service. With safety measures in place, donating your items couldn’t be easier.
Items we do not sell

Find out what health and safety standards and labels we require and which items we cannot sell.
What is EB?

Epidermolysis bullosa (EB) is a painful genetic skin blistering condition with no cure. Find out about different types of EB, causes, symptoms and treatments.
Graeme Souness swimming the English Channel to raise £1.1m to stop the pain of EB

Graeme Souness, ex-international footballer, manager, and pundit, is swimming the English Channel this June to raise £1.1m to stop the pain of epidermolysis bullosa (EB).
Contact Us
Donate items

Donate your quality pre-loved items, including clothes, furniture and homeware to keep them from landfill and help us to raise vital funds through our stores. Find out more about how to donate items today.
Work with us

DEBRA can only continue its vital work with the support and encouragement of the local community and with the hard work of its employees and volunteers.
Become a member

If you or a family member live with EB, are a carer or someone who works with people affected by EB, then you can become a DEBRA member. Find out how.
Imagine your skin being in constant pain? No one should have to live like this

Imagine a dozen surgeries in less than a decade? No one should have to live like this. Please help us find treatments to #StopThePain.

Tag cloud

Wheelchair accessible