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One25 City Night Walk

4 Apr 2008 - 23:00
5 Apr 2008 - 06:00

ONE25 CITY NIGHT WALK

Join the One25 City Night Walk on 4th-5th April 2008 and you will be helping to raise money and awareness for women in Bristol who are trapped in a violent and abusive lifestyle through their involvement in street prostitution.

Following in the footsteps of the highly popular Breast Cancer Playtex Moonwalks, One25 is launching its very own annual Night Walk! After a quick debrief and introduction, the night-walk teams will set off at midnight around Bristol on a moonlit figure-of-8 circuit around Bristol. You can either choose to do a sponsored walk for 1 loop or for the adventurous, the full figure of 8. Prizes will be awarded for the best fancy dress, for the team who complete the night quiz first and for all those who finish the walk.

This event is open to everyone and you can either register as an individual or as part of a team (everyone will be put in teams of up to 6 people). The registration fee is only £5 per person and includes free refreshments, sunrise breakfast and the registration pack.

For more information or to order a registration pack, please contact Josie Hill.

T: 01179098832
E: naomihouse@one25.org.uk
A: One25, The Grosvenor Centre, 138a Grosvenor Road, St Pauls, Bristol BS2 8YA

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One25 is a registered charity which benefits women exploited and marginalised through their involvement in street prostitution in Bristol. Many of these women experienced severe abuse as children and currently suffer from acute health problems, addiction, homelessness and the daily threat of violence. The charity runs an outreach van, on-foot outreach, casework support and a drop-in centre. In November 2008, One25 is planning to launch an exciting and much needed project called Naomi House; a residential family unit providing intensive, therapeutic and practical 24 hour support to drug-using mothers and their babies. The project aims to help the mothers to provide a stable, caring home, thus enabling the babies to stay with their natural parent and give them a better start in life.

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