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    Kalantha Brewis decided to walk 35 miles barefoot to raise awareness and funds for fistula patients in Ethiopia after seeing the documentary "A Walk To Beautiful". She wants to show appreciation for the midwifery care that prevents these injuries in the UK. Her barefoot walk will pass through several towns in England before ending at the Women's Hospital in Birmingham. Donations can be made on her JustGiving page or by cheque to support treating more Ethiopian women.

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    Kalantha Brewis decided to walk 35 miles barefoot to raise awareness and funds for fistula patients in Ethiopia after seeing the documentary "A Walk To Beautiful". She wants to show appreciation for the midwifery care that prevents these injuries in the UK. Her barefoot walk will pass through several towns in England before ending at the Women's Hospital in Birmingham. Donations can be made on her JustGiving page or by cheque to support treating more Ethiopian women.

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    Kalantha Brewis decided to walk 35 miles barefoot to raise awareness and funds for fistula patients in Ethiopia after seeing the documentary "A Walk To Beautiful". She wants to show appreciation for the midwifery care that prevents these injuries in the UK. Her barefoot walk will pass through several towns in England before ending at the Women's Hospital in Birmingham. Donations can be made on her JustGiving page or by cheque to support treating more Ethiopian women.

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    Kalantha Brewis decided to walk 35 miles barefoot to raise awareness and funds for fistula patients in Ethiopia after seeing the documentary "A Walk To Beautiful". She wants to show appreciation for the midwifery care that prevents these injuries in the UK. Her barefoot walk will pass through several towns in England before ending at the Women's Hospital in Birmingham. Donations can be made on her JustGiving page or by cheque to support treating more Ethiopian women.

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    Barefoot Walk for Charity 

    June 9th - 10th - 11th - 12th 2010


    After watching the documentary film “A Walk To Beautiful”
    Kalantha Brewis was so moved by the plight of the fistula patients in Ethiopia that she
    decided to walk 35 miles barefoot to help raise awareness of these young women who
    have suffered horrendous childbirth injuries, mainly through the lack of midwives and ante-
    natal care.
    Kalantha said that to show how appreciative she is about the wonderful midwifery care our
    patients in the UK receive, thus preventing these terrible injuries, she is embarking on this
    barefoot walk, hoping to raise funds to enable more women in Ethiopia to be treated.

    Places she will be calling at en route will be :


    Eckington
    Pershore
    Inkberrow
    Redditch
    Alvechurch
    Kings Norton
    Women’s Hospital in Birmingham,
    a fitting end for the walk.

    You can give a donation through Just Giving, their website address is :
    www.justgiving.com/walkingbarefoot

    or by sending a cheque made payable to Hamlin Fistula UK to our Office address :

    Hamlin Fistula UK
    4 Parade Buildings
    Nimmings Road
    Halesowen
    West Midlands
    B62 9BT
     
     

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