Rehab seeks volunteers for walking challenges

The Rehab group is seeking volunteers to take part in either of its two walking tours which will take place in Scotland in May and in Italy in October.

The organisation is offering volunteers a unique opportunity to fundraise and explore these countries while helping people with disabilities in communities in Galway city, county and around the country.

The three-day Scotland walk will begin in the historic city of Edinburgh which includes the majestic castle and the Palace of Holyrood. Walkers will be able to stroll through the elegant Georgian streets of the new town and the Royal Mile. Then, in a change of scene, they will find themselves following ancient roads through the wild beauty of the highlands and enjoying spectacular views of lovely Loch Lomond. Finally, participants can attempt to spot the Lough Ness monster on a visit to tranquil Loch Ness and enjoy a walk through the surrounding forests.

The 11-day Italian trip encompasses the breathtaking Veneto region on Italy’s north-east coast. The journey begins on the shores of the stunning Lake Garda where participants will enjoy a boat trip and walks to the picturesque towns of Riva, Torbole and Sirmione, renowned for its medieval walled castle.

In the ancient city of Verona, walkers will be able to step back in time with a visit to the balcony made famous in Romeo and Juliet. On a tour of Venice, participants will relish the dazzling views of this unique and celebrated city with its painted palaces, fabulous art collections and distinctive charm. There are expeditions to the magnificent Cascata del Varone waterfall near Lake Garda, and a winery, where walkers can relax with a bottle of locally-produced wine.

Rehab would also like to hear from volunteers wishing to be part of team Rehab for the Women’s Mini Marathon in Dublin on June 1.

The Rehab focus on this event will be to raise funds for the HeadsUp Suicide prevention programme aimed at young people aged 15 to 24 years.

For further information contact Ollie Robinson at (087 ) 2437009 or email [email protected]

 

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