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The Walking Warriors Bereavement Walk n Talk Group will hold its gathering this evening at 7:15pm
A bereavement support initiative is set to take place in Donegal Town from this evening.
The Walking Warriors Bereavement Walk n Talk Group will hold its gathering on Monday, April 13, at 7:15pm. The group aims to provide comfort and connection for those who have experienced loss, combining gentle exercise with open conversation.
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Participants will meet at the St John Bosco Centre before setting out on a group walk. Organisers say the informal setting allows people to share their experiences at their own pace, or simply walk alongside others who understand what they are going through.
Following the walk, refreshments will be available at the Church of Ireland Hall, giving attendees an opportunity to continue conversations in a warm and welcoming space.
The initiative is being coordinated locally, with organisers Glenda and Tracy encouraging anyone affected by bereavement to attend. The event is open to all, and those interested can contact Glenda on 087-6418681 or Tracy on 087-7386558 for further information.
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