Cycles are a great way to break the cycle of poverty. Children can get to school safely without walking for hours.  People can use cycles to carry goods to sell. They can get to town for medical treatment or to go shopping.  Adapted cycles help those with disabilities have their independence.

In Uganda children can walk 10km to school.  Some church members are going to cycle or walk 10km (or as much as they can) to help us raise money for our partner project with All We Can.  Please support our appeal this Harvest time.

Josef and Gill are walking 10km each weekend to empathise with those who walk 10km to school. Last weekend it was around Cardiff Bay.

Can you cycle, walk or scoot to break the cycle of poverty? 

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