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The ‘Recovery Walk’ is set to take place in the city on Saturday 25 September to highlight the work and services available in Derry for addiction and recovery.
Everyone is welcome at the walk which will commence at 11am at ARC Fitness. The walkers will then head to the Peace Bridge and back down to ARC Fitness.
Karen Mullan, MLA, tweeted; “The walk is a reminder that no one is alone in their journey of recovery.
“Well done to all the organisers, particularly Tamzin White, who had been championing to do a walk."
Tamzin White said: “The walk is such a positive thing and it’s also really good that we are celebrating recovery on recovery month.
“We will be bringing the community together, all for a great cause: to raise money for three phenomenal services that have done so much for the people of Derry and beyond.”
Donation buckets will be available on the day and all the money raised will go to Northlands Centre, White Oaks Centre and ARC Fitness.
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