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A close-up image of someone in a blue t-shirt holding the baton of hope, a silver and gold baton. The blue shirt has white text which says baton of hope. A red car is visible behind the person. A close-up image of someone in a blue t-shirt holding the baton of hope, a silver and gold baton. The blue shirt has white text which says baton of hope. A red car is visible behind the person.

The Walk of Hope

Sat 28 June 2025 , 1pm-5pm

Weston Park Museum

Sheffield was one of the 12 cities that hosted the Baton of Hope relay in 2023, supporting the work of the national charity to help change the way suicide is seen, talked about and treated. And for 2024, Sheffield hosted the successful national conference including the launch of the workplace charter.  

 

While the relay is moving onto a new set of towns and cities in 2025, the Sheffield Friends of the Baton of Hope are hosting a walk with friends, as long or short as works for you, against the backdrop of a celebration of music and other events. This will include a “golden lap” with the now famous Baton of Hope. The date marks the two-year anniversary of the successful relay; and the setting, the beautiful surrounds of Weston Park, one of our 2023 stops. 

 

As with the relay, the Sheffield Friends of the Baton of Hope expect that visitors will make lasting friends and supportive contacts. 

 

This event is organised by Sheffield Friends of the Baton of Hope. To contact them, please email info@walkofhope-sheffield.co.uk  

Event Info

Where

Weston Park Museum

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Free, just drop in

A close-up image of someone in a blue t-shirt holding the baton of hope, a silver and gold baton. The blue shirt has white text which says baton of hope. A red car is visible behind the person.

Image Credit Baton of Hope

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