Run Walk Hawke's Bay Quacking and Waddling 100kms through Hawke's Bay
Emergency Services Relay Run for Mental Health. "It takes a team, You don't go through it alone"
Hawke's Bay
Emergency service personnel see the effects of mental health in our society on a daily basis. Often this constant exposure to emotional and tragic events causes our own to suffer from mental health issues as well. This event is a way to raise funds, awareness and to help those suffering from mental health and break the cycle.
The Hawkes Bay Hundy is a 100km Team Relay Event on Saturday 26 September 2020. The race will start at Bayview Fire Station and follow the Hawke's Bay i-Ways, parks and reserves through Taradale, Napier, Clive, Haumoana, Havelock North and finishing at the Hastings Fire Station. The course is divided into 14 legs ranging from 5 to 10km, so will accommodate and be a challenge for both the novice and experienced runner.
Teams will compete for line honours as well as total funds raised. So please support you friends and family teams that are competing to raise funds for the many who suffer from mental health in our community.
All funds raised are going to STAROS. STAROS run support groups, workshops and events for individuals and families that have been affected by suicide.
Mark Speakman's involvement (page creator)
We see this as a great opportunity to provide some assistance for those who support people who find themselves in this awful predicament.
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HBHundy just a week away 18 September 2020
With just over a week to go until we take on the http://www.hbhundy.nz/ 100km relay, Our two teams are finalized and we’re putting the last few details in place.
As a predominantly walking team we’re sure to be towards the back of the pack but we’ll be out there enjoying the day anyway, and hopefully raising awareness for the mental health of our emergency workers, and also raising some funds for STAROS Affected by Suicide trust.
Many thanks to those who have already donated to our very worthy cause, it is truly appreciated!
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