New community project aims to get people out and about

26/5/2018

A new project is being launched aimed at getting people out and about as they face later life.

East Durham Trust will host the “Walk Together” programme that will see over 40 walks staged across the district with over 300 people taking part.

The project is funded by County Durham Community Foundation as part of their “Enriching Later Life” initiative and is aimed at promoting physical activity and tackling social isolation.

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