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When: Sunday 22nd November 2026 | 10:00 am - 12:30 pm
Registrations open at 10:00 am for a 10:45 am start
Where: Lake Weeroona Park, Bendigo VIC 3550
T-SHIRTS ARE AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE ON THE DAY OF THE EVENT
It's Time to Rally the Troops, Bendigo!
We are excited to welcome back our Walking Warriors to the 2026 Bendigo Walk for Care event this November.
Register today and create a team with your family, friends and colleagues in tow. There are no limits to how big or small teams can be, so spread the word and gather together for an incredible day out, helping support people living with motor neurone disease (MND).
And don't forget that your furry friends are more than welcome to come join the fun!
About the Walk for Care - Bendigo (previously known as the Walk to D'Feet)
The Bendigo Walk for Care event is an incredible community day out at Lake Weeroona Park to support people living with MND. Walk 2 laps of the lake (2.8km total distance) all while raising vital funds and awarness for MND Victoria. The path is wheelchair and pram friendly and has disabled parking available on site.
MND Victoria's Walk events take place throughout Victoria and are an easy, fun way to raise awareness. Some people also use this as an opportunity to raise funds for MND Victoria to enable us to deliver the best possible care, support and vital assistive equipment to people currently living with the disease. Because after all, so many of our services are reliant on the generosity of others.
So get your family, friends and colleagues together to walk with you, as you help raise funds to support Victorians living with MND today!
Unable to attend but still want to be involved? Donate in support of event itself, or sponsor one of our Walking Warriors as they walk to support those living with MND, their carers and families.
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About MND
MND stands for motor neurone disease. Motor neurones are the nerves that control our body movement.
With MND, something goes wrong with the motor neurones, and the messages from the brain stop getting through. This means the muscles that enable us to move around, speak, breathe and swallow fail to work normally.
As the nerve cells slowly stop working, muscles gradually weaken and waste. No two people experience the exact same speed and pattern of weakness, and therefore each person living with MND should be cared for in a way that best suits their needs.
Without a cure and an average life expectancy of just 27 months, MND Victoria has focused on providing the best possible care and support for Victorians living with motor neurone disease (MND) for the last 45 years.
Get Social
In the lead up to the Walk and on the day, make sure you add these hashtags to your social media posts. This will spread the word about your efforts and help raise vital funds for MND Victoria to continue the work that we do.
#NeverGiveUp #BendigoMNDWalk #MNDWalk #WalkingWarriors
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