NAPA 25th Anniversary Walk

ByCommunity Team

On Wednesday May 25th NAPA will celebrate their 25th Anniversary by leading a National Wellbeing Walk through Old Amersham, Buckinghamshire. The NAPA Team will be joined by residents from one of their local member Care Home Groups, The Fremantle Trust.  All 3,500 NAPA Member care services and partner organisations are invited to walk in solidarity and raise essential funds to support NAPA’s work. #WellBeingWalk

The National Activity Providers Association (NAPA) is the UK’s leading activity and engagement charity.

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