Truro, United Kingdom
Join us as we Walk For Freedom in Truro, United Kingdom
We believe that every step we take locally leaves footprints globally. Every dollar fundraised, every poster seen, every person made aware of the issue of human trafficking, add up to one Global impact - a world where everyone is free.
If you have any questions about this walk please contact us at bringingfreedom@hotmail.co.uk.
Should you have any general questions about A21 or the global Walk For Freedom email info@a21.org.
Additional Information
Join the world’s largest 2024 rally against human trafficking this October on the 19th by Walking for Freedom. Over the years, we have walked in Falmouth and two years ago, we brought the powerful initiative Walk for Freedom to Truro to continue to raise awareness about human trafficking and modern slavery.
For nearly a decade, A21's Walk For Freedom has been a beacon of hope, reaching countless individuals worldwide. Each stride has served as a wake-up call, shedding light on the harsh reality of human trafficking and empowering communities to take a stand. This year, we're once again teaming up with The A21 Campaign to bring this crucial awareness to Cornwall. But we can't do it alone. We need your support!
Will you step up to join us in this powerful walk against human trafficking this October?
Your courage can make a difference, so prepare to take the first action step and register today!
Our planned route is:
Outbound: Victoria Gardens, St. Georges St - Frances St - River St - St. Nicholas St - Boscawen St - lower part of Lemon St - Lemon Quay
Inbound: Lemon Quay - lower part of Lemon St - Boscawen St - Nicholas St - River St - Frances St - St. Georges St - for Victoria Gardens.
How to find our location: we will be at the Victoria Gardens entrance opposite The Parish Church of Saint George the Martyr.
Parking is available around the park, though please note that space is limited and that the parking duration will need to be checked, so please read the signs.
Toilets: Located within Victoria Gardens.
Join us as we Walk For Freedom in Truro, United Kingdom
We believe that every step we take locally leaves footprints globally. Every dollar fundraised, every poster seen, every person made aware of the issue of human trafficking, add up to one Global impact - a world where everyone is free.
If you have any questions about this walk please contact us at bringingfreedom@hotmail.co.uk.
Should you have any general questions about A21 or the global Walk For Freedom email info@a21.org.
Additional Information
Join the world’s largest 2024 rally against human trafficking this October on the 19th by Walking for Freedom. Over the years, we have walked in Falmouth and two years ago, we brought the powerful initiative Walk for Freedom to Truro to continue to raise awareness about human trafficking and modern slavery.
For nearly a decade, A21's Walk For Freedom has been a beacon of hope, reaching countless individuals worldwide. Each stride has served as a wake-up call, shedding light on the harsh reality of human trafficking and empowering communities to take a stand. This year, we're once again teaming up with The A21 Campaign to bring this crucial awareness to Cornwall. But we can't do it alone. We need your support!
Will you step up to join us in this powerful walk against human trafficking this October?
Your courage can make a difference, so prepare to take the first action step and register today!
Our planned route is:
Outbound: Victoria Gardens, St. Georges St - Frances St - River St - St. Nicholas St - Boscawen St - lower part of Lemon St - Lemon Quay
Inbound: Lemon Quay - lower part of Lemon St - Boscawen St - Nicholas St - River St - Frances St - St. Georges St - for Victoria Gardens.
How to find our location: we will be at the Victoria Gardens entrance opposite The Parish Church of Saint George the Martyr.
Parking is available around the park, though please note that space is limited and that the parking duration will need to be checked, so please read the signs.
Toilets: Located within Victoria Gardens.
