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Costa Blanca South 9 – 15 March 2023 Issue 1966

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Issue No. 1966 9 - 15 March 2023

COSTA BLANCA SOUTH • EUROWEEKLYNEWS.COM

Betty Henderson ORIHUELA is preparing to kick off a special pro­ gramme to celebrate In­ ternational Women’s Day, which includes a unique fundraising initiative, with a charity football match and family fun day set to take place on Sunday, March 12. The city’s Department for Youth will come to­ gether with local organisa­ tions Féminas Ciudad de Orihuela and Orihuela CF,

Photo credit: Ayuntamiento de Orihuela (via Facebook)

CAMPAIGN BEGINS Organisers launch a fundraising campaign ahead of a family fun day to raise funds for a charity project.

to raise funds for the Yam­ ba Project, a charity that

provides aid to orphaned children in Uganda.

Community spirit shines ATHLETES came together under a sunny sky in Torrevieja on Sunday, March 5 for the Asimepp Solidarity Race/Walk which was organised to raise awareness for Torrevieja Fibromyalgia Association. Over 400 athletes of all ages partici­ pated in various categories at the event including running and walking disci­ plines, children’s races, and even an op­ portunity to participate with pets.

The event was a vibrant display of community spirit as participants shared their support for local residents suffering from the chronic pain condition, fi­ bromyalgia. As the action drew to a close, a glitter­ ing trophy presentation ceremony saw Mayor Eduardo Dolón, councillors, and Rotary Club representatives handing out awards to the deserving winners.

Orihuela Plaza de Toros will host a fun­filled day of games and activities, in­ cluding bouncy castles and children’s games, with a paella lunch served at noon. In the afternoon, the Orihuela CF will play against Atzeneta at the Los Arcos Stadium. The event will coincide with International Wom­ en’s Day celebrations, making it an excellent op­ portunity to support a lo­ cal women’s football club’s charitable initiative. The President of Fémi­ nas, José Carmona, ex­ plained that the goal of this event is to raise as much money as possible for the Uganda­based Yamba Project, which helps orphaned children who are currently living in a school. The group’s football team club will travel to Uganda next month to or­ ganise a sports camp.

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