Mental Health Awareness Week is swiftly approaching, and Lancashire Women is gearing up for an impactful celebration with their upcoming fundraising event, 'Walk with Lancashire Women: Walk for Wellbeing.' Embracing this year's theme of movement for mental health, the event aims to promote physical activity as a means to support mental wellbeing.
Scheduled for Sunday, September 15th, the scenic route will lead participants from the serene shores of Cleveleys to the vibrant atmosphere of Blackpool's iconic Comedy Carpet on the promenade and back again. This journey promises not only breathtaking views but also an opportunity for individuals to connect with nature, themselves, and each other. Lancashire Women is proud to offer an early bird discount for tickets to this event, priced at just £12 each.
By participating in the 'Walk for Wellbeing,' individuals not only support their own mental health but also contribute to Lancashire Women's vital programs and services aimed at empowering women and families in the local community. Join Lancashire Women in celebrating Mental Health Awareness Week by taking steps towards improved wellbeing at the 'Walk for Wellbeing' fundraiser. Let's walk together towards a healthier, happier future.
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