Leeds Abbey Dash 10k Race on 27.10.19

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Evie Brown is taking part in the 10K Age UK Leeds Abbey Dash on Sunday 27 October 2019 to raise money for St Anne’s clients.

Evie Brown

Evie works at St Anne’s York service. The service provides care and support to people who have a Learning Disability or Mental Health difficulties. Evie has worked in her role as a Support Worker since 1st July 2019.

Evie said “due to mental health being the most underfunded sector of the health and public services I want to break taboos and bring more awareness and funding to the brilliant work that we do”

Evie is very passionate about her job role and would like to give something back to the best job satisfaction she has ever had.

You can sponsor Evie here via Just Giving https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/alwaysdashingforwork

The race starts at 9:30am so if you are near The Headrow in Leeds that morning, keep an eye for Evie in St Anne’s Blue and Yellow shirt!!

We wish you the best of luck Evie.

 

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