A gentle, informal walk for people bereaved by suicide – an opportunity to walk, talk and connect with others who understand.

A Walk of Calm is a gentle, informal walk for people who have been bereaved by suicide, providing an opportunity to spend time outdoors and connect with others who understand the complexities of this kind of loss.

There is no pressure to talk or share your experience. You are welcome to join the conversation, listen, walk quietly or simply enjoy being outdoors in the company of others.

Led by trained Amparo walk leaders, each walk is planned to provide a safe and supportive environment at a relaxed pace.

What to expect

A gentle, guided group walk

A relaxed and informal atmosphere

The opportunity to meet others affected by suicide bereavement

No expectation to talk or share your story

Support from the Amparo team

Please check the event information for the meeting point, route, accessibility, approximate duration and any advice about clothing or footwear..

By joining any walk or activity, you acknowledge and accept that participation is undertaken at your own risk.In the event of an accident, injury, loss, or damage, however caused, no legal liability will be accepted by:

the walking group

group organisers

affiliated organisations

any associated individuals.

You are responsible for assessing your own fitness and ability to take part, as well as for ensuring your personal safety and the suitability of any equipment you choose to use.Please note that walk leaders, route leaders, volunteers, and coordinators are not medically qualified professionals.If you have a medical condition or health concerns that may affect your ability to participate safely, you should seek advice from your GP or another appropriately qualified healthcare professional before taking part.

Description supplied by the event organiser.