Health Walks Leader

The Walking the way to Health Initiative (http://www.wfh.naturalengland.org.uk/)
aims to improve the nation's health and well being by encouraging
more people to become physically active through the simplest form
of exercise – walking.
A health walk is a short, purposeful walk
undertaken on a regular basis and to be good for the heart should
be 'brisk' (i.e. more than just a stroll). As well as
improving physical health, organised walks can help improve mental
wellbeing by providing an opportunity to socialise and a
distraction from everyday stress.
Volunteer Health Walks Leaders are
specifically trained to lead health walks and health walks groups
in Worcestershire are supported by the Worcestershire Walking Network which
provides free training.
There are several established health walks
groups across Worcestershire in need of additional Health Walks
Leaders or perhaps you are interested in setting up a new health
walks group in your area.
For more information on becoming a Health
Walks Leader contact Jon White, Health Walks Officer on
01905 768289 or email healthwalks@worcestershire.gov.uk
This page was last reviewed 29 February 2012 at 15:29.
The page is next due for review 27 August 2013.