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Youghal – Pain Awareness Month Fundraiser

September 1, 2024 @ 12:00 - 13:00

Since 2016 Nikki Bray has organised an annual walking event and fundraiser with all proceeds raised for Chronic Pain Ireland’s support services.  This event takes place the first weekend in September to coincide with Pain Awareness Month.  With the opening of Youghal Eco-Boardwalk, not only is it is a terrific day but it is a disability and access friendly space, with fantastic views and resting points so please do come along and take part. Families, furry friends, locals, visitors (no matter what you’re capabilities) all always welcome.

Youghal Eco-Boardwalk is a 1.9kilometre hardwood panelled beach walk-way, stretching from Claycastle Beach out to Redbarn Beach, both of which hold Blue Flag Status for 2021.  It is totally disability-access friendly with interspersed seating along the route, facilitating easy access for the elderly, people with limited mobility, wheelchair and pushchair users.  Making this a perfect opportunity for those living with chronic pain, to set your own pace, rest where needed and choose your own start and finish points.

Nikki writes: “In 2014 I was diagnosed with a congenial spinal defect, in 2015 I organized a walk on the beach in Youghal (walking on sand can be good for the spine) with family and friends, mainly to thank them for their support and celebrate how far I’d come in one year! Of course we had tea and cake afterwards! It was mentioned that year that I should of fundraised at the walk, so in 2016 I decided to do it again and fundraise for Chronic Pain Ireland.  That year I did it in October on spine awareness day (the first year Annie our mascot joined us, I figured skeletons and spine go together).

I’d love to see  people on the day and if you can’t attend please consider donating which greatly helps Chronic Pain Ireland continue to provide the range of services and supports so many of us have benefitted from over the years.

DONATE HERE and thank you so much for your support.

 

 

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