East Cheshire NHS Charity is inviting the community to start the new year with a challenge that boosts wellbeing and makes a real difference to local healthcare.
The charity’s “50K Your Way” campaign invites people to complete 50 kilometres throughout January 2026 in any way they choose – whether that’s walking, running, cycling, swimming, rowing or wheeling.
Participants can spread the distance across the entire month and mix activities to suit their lifestyle, with the charity encouraging everyone to aim for a fundraising target of £50.
Schools and businesses across East Cheshire are being encouraged to sign up as groups, making the challenge a fun and inclusive way to get pupils, staff and colleagues moving together. By signing up together, teams can support local NHS services while promoting healthy habits and positive wellbeing.
The challenge is designed to be inclusive and flexible, suitable for all fitness levels, with children also welcome to take part under adult supervision.
Lily Preston, Fundraising and Events Manager said:
“50K Your Way is a fantastic opportunity to start the year feeling positive, active and connected to your community.
“Every step, pedal or stroke you take helps us fund projects that make a real difference for patients and families. We’d love to see as many people as possible join in and make an impact.”
Funds raised through the challenge will support initiatives that enhance patient experience, provide additional equipment and improve facilities across East Cheshire NHS Trust.
By taking part, you’ll not only improve your own wellbeing but also help deliver exceptional care for local people.
To sign up and get involved please go to:
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