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Date:
LifeCycle
Thursday,
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20 September
2018 by
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Air Malta is proud to support the LifeCycle
Challenge 2018. This annual event is a gruelling
mountain bike challenge of 2,000km, normally
completed over 10-12 days in different countries
every year. This challenge, considered to be one
of the ten most arduous cycling challenges in
the world, is organised by LifeCycle (Malta)
Foundation, an NGO founded 20 years ago to
create awareness and generate support for
patients suffering from renal disease.
To support this noble initiative, Air Malta’s
Chairman Dr Charles Mangion presented a
donation to Founder of LifeCycle, Alan Curry
and Chairperson Dr Shirley Cefai, in the
presence of all cyclists participating in this
year’s Arabian Nights challenge.
A total of 25 cyclists signed up to attempt
this year's challenge which will see the team
cycling all the way from Dubai (UAE) to Salalah
(Oman) this October. They will be supported
by a team of drivers, helpers, a physiotherapist
and a camera person. The Airline wishes all
participants success in this challenge and would
like to thank them for their dedication, support
and commitment towards this noble cause.
The Airline is proud to be associated with
LifeCycle
and its endeavours to collect funds to assist
renal patients and their families. The Airline’s
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LifeCycle Challenge 2018
participation in this and similar activities
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hairman Dr Charles Mangion presenting the
nder of LifeCycle, Alan Curry.
Air Malta is proud to support the LifeCycle
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community.
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airline has been instrumental in opening up and
an NGO founded 20 years ago connecting to create Malta awareness to the rest of and the generate
world,
diversifying and presenting new tourism market
support for patients suffering from opportunities renal disease. to and from the islands.
To support this noble initiative, Air Malta’s Chairman Dr Charles
Mangion presented a donation to Founder of LifeCycle, Alan Curry and
Chairperson Dr Shirley Cefai, in the presence of all cyclists participating
in this year’s Arabian Nights challenge.
A total of 25 cyclists signed up to attempt this year's challenge which will
see the team cycling all the way from Dubai (UAE) to Salalah (Oman)
this October. They will be supported by a team of drivers, helpers, a
physiotherapist and a camera person.
The Airline wishes all participants success in this challenge and would
like to thank them for their dedication, support and commitment towards
this noble cause. The Airline is proud to be associated with LifeCycle
and its endeavours to collect funds to assist renal patients and their
families. The Airline’s participation in this and similar activities highlights
Air Malta’s commitment to the community.
You too can support the Foster Clark’s LifeCycle Challenge 2018 by
donating at https://goo.gl/7bhRLU.
Picture shows Air Malta’s Chairman Dr Charles Mangion presenting the
airline’s donation to the Founder of LifeCycle, Alan Curry.
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Dr. Charles Mangion presenting the airline’s donation to the Founder of LifeCycle, Alan Curry
“I AM ACTIVE” 5KM Walk/Run by
Simblija Care Home
Simblija Care Home Walk
Runners and walkers came together to celebrate the
International Day of Older Persons. Ms Charmaine
Attard, General Manager at AX Care, Mr Angelo Xuereb
and Naxxar Mayor, Ms Anne Marie Muscat Fenech
Adami thanked all the participants who came together
and signalled the start. Donations collected from the
event went to K9 Urban Search and Rescue Malta (K9
USAR) who’s well trained dogs were just a pleasure
to watch. K9 members attend on a weekly basis to
Simblija Care Home and aid residents including those
suffering from dementia through what they refer to as
‘pet therapy’.
Air Malta’s first flight took off on 1 st April 1974. The
The smile of the airline residents has been and instrumental sessions with in opening the K9 up and
connecting Malta to the rest of the world,
dogs and members is something they really look
diversifying and presenting new tourism market
forward to in opportunities their extensive to and activity from the schedule. islands. Ms
Attard said that as we grow older an active lifestyle
becomes paramount to our health but no matter the
age or current physical condition, participants came
together to improve their general outlook on health.
She reiterated the importance of maintaining an active
lifestyle even in elderly life as a routine instead of a
short-lived resolution. MBR
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