Walk Together
Bowel Cancer UK
Walk Together is a wonderful way to bring people together so that they can show their support for those undergoing treatment, remember loved ones we have lost and help stop bowel cancer. It’s for people of all ages and abilities.
Join us on a six-mile sponsored walk around the picturesque circular trail in Belvoir Park Forest, exploring the diverse woodlands and the historic estate in Lagan Valley Regional Park.
The ticket price for our walk covers the costs including your t-shirt, medal and refreshments on the day. We encourage you to fundraise individually or set a team target.
To sign up to Walk Together in Belfast on Saturday 29 September 2018 or receive a fundraising pack with everything you need to hold your own memorable walk, visit: bowelcanceruk.org.uk/walktogether
- Children and families
- Health and wellbeing
- Men
- Older people
- Women
- Young people
Date and Time
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Location
Belvoir Forest Park
Belfast
BT8 7QT
United Kingdom
Contact Details
Niamh McDaid, Senior Health Promotion and Fundraising Officer, NI
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