πŸƒβ€β™€οΈ Walk With Us for Kidney Health: Join the AACKA 3K/5K Walk in Birmingham!

African and Afro-Caribbean Kidney Awareness (AACKA) invites the community to take a step towards better health by joining our 3K or 5K Awareness Walk on Saturday 06 September 2025 at the Edgbaston Reservoir. The walk begins promptly at 10:00am.

This community event aims to shine a light on the rising impact of kidney disease in African and Afro-Caribbean communities, where people are disproportionately affected and often diagnosed too late. Through walking, we hope to raise both awareness and funds to help tackle health inequalities and encourage early prevention.

πŸšΆβ€β™‚οΈ Why You Should Join:

  • Choose between a 3K or 5K routeβ€”perfect for individuals, families, and groups

  • Help raise awareness of silent symptoms and the importance of kidney health

  • Support a cause that directly benefits your community

  • Make it fun: come in teams, wear your AACKA t-shirts, or bring your banners!

🩺 On the Day:

  • Free blood pressure checks offered by trained volunteers

  • Information leaflets and health resources available throughout the event

  • Opportunities to meet and talk with AACKA volunteers, and members of the AACKA community.

This is more than just a walkβ€”it’s a movement towards early detection, education, and empowerment.

🎟️ Free to take part, but donations are welcome. AACKA merchandise will also be available on the day.

πŸ“ Meeting point: Near the main entrance of Edgbaston Reservoir

πŸ•™ Start time: 10:00am (arrive early to register and warm up)

πŸ“… Date: Saturday 06 September 2025

Let’s walk together to protect our kidneys, our health, and our future.

πŸ’š For more information, visit www.AACKA.com or follow us on Facebook/AACKA

Important Registration Required – If you are thinking of joining us for the walk, please register by sending an email with your name to:

 help@aacka.co.uk – Add Birmingham Walk in the title of the email

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