Edition: November 2025
Sometimes the simplest things, like going for a walk, can have the biggest impact.
Move more, feel better
Walking is one of the easiest ways to stay active. You don’t need a gym membership, just a comfy pair of shoes and a bit of motivation. Regular walking can help keep your heart healthy, boost energy, strengthen muscles and joints, improve your balance, improve your mood, and help you sleep better.
Join in and feel connected
Whether you’re chatting with someone new or catching up with familiar faces, walking together creates a relaxed space for conversation and connection.
Geoff shared his experience:
I started out as a participant, then began helping with back-marking walks, which eventually led to becoming a trained Walk Leader. Like many others, the biggest benefit, apart from the exercise, has been the chance to form wonderful new friendships with like-minded people who enjoy walking in a safe and welcoming environment, especially in our lovely countryside.
Interested in becoming a Walk Leader?
We are always looking for new faces to train as Walk Leaders. If this is something you are interested in, please contact Horsham Wellbeing by calling 01403 21511 or emailing info@horshamdistrictwellbeing.org.uk.
Whether as a participant or a leader, we would love to see you on one of our Wellbeing Walks.
Free Wellbeing Walks
Our free Wellbeing Walks take place across the District. Our walk programme is published monthly on our website.
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