On the weekend of 12th/13th October we invite everyone to join us on our Walk for Nepal in the South West and GP conference!
The weekend will take place in Derry Hill between Calne and Chippenham.
We will start on Saturday lunchtime with some yoga, then a chance for GPs and other supporters to learn more about the GP mentoring programme, in the evening we will enjoy a Nepalese meal at a local restaurant.
On the Sunday will be a 10 mile walk along the Ridgeway (with an opportunity to shorten). To register your interest in some or all of the weekend and for more details/costs etc please follow this link. We look forward to seeing many of you there. Any questions – info@phaseworldwide.org
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