Memory Walk is back for 2023 and people across Cheshire are being invited to take part and bring their support in the form of family, friends, colleagues and even pets to Tatton Park this Autumn.
With one in three people born today in the UK going on to develop dementia in their lifetime, and almost 12,000 people living with the condition in Cheshire, join thousands of others and sign up for free to the Cheshire Alzheimer’s Society Memory Walk, to help stop dementia from devastating lives.
Alzheimer’s Society supporters will feel it all on the day at Tatton Park on 16th September, – whether it’s the buzz of the crowd or being able to reflect on quiet moments of remembrance, or embracing the hug of a stranger who really gets it, all while raising vital funds for the charity.
Whether supporters walk as one or walk with many, they’ll be providing help and hope to people living with dementia. They may be walking for, or in memory of a loved one, or just wanting to support Alzheimer’s Society’s crucial work in their local community.
Every pound raised will make a huge difference. Supporters will be walking to fund faster diagnosis, ongoing support and vital research, helping people with dementia live more fulfilled lives now and in the future.
The sponsored walk at Tatton Park is suitable for all ages and abilities – it’s free to sign up and open to all. People can also choose to take on their own Memory Walk wherever they like, whenever they like if they aren’t able to attend a hosted walk.
To sign up and find out more, visit:
What: Alzheimer’s Society’s Memory Walk 2023
Where: Tatton Park
When: 16th September.
Why: Memory Walk is back for 2023 and people across Cheshire are being invited to take part and bring their support in the form of family, friends, colleagues and even pets to Tatton Park this Autumn.
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