Popular walk to Reus: registrations open to promote social inclusion
The popular walk of Reus returns this summer with a clear goal: to raise awareness of social inclusion. Six local organizations that support vulnerable groups will be the protagonists of an initiative that not only moves legs but also moves consciences.
Next Saturday, June 13, 2026, the city will host this activity that starts and ends at the Municipal Olympic Pavilion of Reus. Registrations are already open on the official website, with routes adapted to different levels and a completely free offer.
Details of the walk and available routes
Starting point and schedule
The start will be at 6:30 p.m. at the Municipal Olympic Pavilion of Reus, located at Mallorca Street, 1. The walk is suitable for everyone, with well-marked routes adapted to ensure broad participation.
Route options
Participants can choose between two routes: one of 12.5 kilometers and another of 7.5 kilometers. This variety facilitates the involvement of people with different abilities and physical conditions.
The organizations that bring social inclusion to life
Who is involved?
The Dr. Tosquelles Mental Health Association offers support and specialized services to people with mental health problems and their families. Diversitat en Acció works for an adapted summer camp and to create inclusive spaces for families with children with disabilities.
Other key organizations
The Mn. Frederic Bara i Cortiella Foundation has been committed to the educational inclusion of vulnerable children and youth for over 40 years. The Supera’t Association promotes activities and awareness for people with autism spectrum conditions. The Pere Mata Foundation brings experience in integrating people with mental disorders and dependencies. Finally, the Quilòmetre Zero Association fights against unequal opportunities in childhood and youth.
How to participate and collaborate with the cause
Registrations and free access
The walk is completely free, and registrations are already available on the Reus Sport and Leisure web portal. Don’t wait: the number of places may be limited and demand tends to be high.
How to make charitable contributions
Those who want to go beyond walking can make donations directly to the participating organizations through the channels they have enabled themselves. It is a clear opportunity to put your foot down and your heart into the social cause.
The popular walk of Reus is not just any event: it is a visible and active way to support those who need it most while enjoying the city and the summer. Who’s joining?
Source of the article: Reus City Council
