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Make every step count with a fundraising walk

Organizing your own fundraising walk is a meaningful, simple, and fun way to support HI's life-changing work.

Nirmala, 9, had to have her leg amputated following the Nepal earthquake in April 2015. Like all growing children, Nirmala needs a new artificial leg every 6 to 9 months.

Nirmala, 9, had to have her leg amputated following the Nepal earthquake in April 2015. Like all growing children, Nirmala needs a new artificial leg every 6 to 9 months. | © Lucas Veuve/HI

When you’re learning to walk again, every step counts.

Rehabilitation care can be life changing - it means regaining independence and hope. But if you’ve been injured and can’t access the care you need, then there’s a real danger that your injury could become a permanent disability.

Every single day Humanity & Inclusion's physical therapists help hundreds of injured and people back on to their feet.

"Walking is something that most of us take for granted, but for people with serious injuries it can take months of physical therapy and practice to regain their independence."
Pete Skelton, Humanity & Inclusion UK's Rehabilitation Project Manager.

Help change lives with a fundraising walk

Taking your first steps is a crucial milestone for people learning to walk again. And organizing your own fundraising walk is a meaningful, simple, and above all fun way to support HI's work with injured and people.

Whether it's a Sunday morning walk to a pub, a woodland stroll, or something a bit more adventurous, you can get friends, family, club members and others together for a great day out. Whatever the season, it is always a fantastic time to head outdoors and help change lives forever.


Dundee Soroptimists raised over £500 with fundraising walks around the Loch of Forfar and over the Queensferry Crossing in 2017. © SI Dundee/HI   

Sign up for your fundraising pack

Our fundraising pack includes tips to help you organize and promote your fundraising walk as well as sponsorship forms. Download it today and get inspired!

Alternatively, to find out how you could get involved please contact our Supporter Care team by email [email protected] or call us on 0330 555 0156.

 

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