Kiltwalk Man Raising Money For HomeStart Caithness
8th September 2017

Robert Smith has signed up for the Kilt Walk in Edinburgh on September 17th to raise money in aid of Home-Start Caithness.
"I spent my childhood in Caithness and have decided to support their local branch of Home-Start.
Home-Start Caithness provides vital support and friendship for families with young children who are struggling due to a wide range of issues."
For more information about the great work they do, all over the UK, this is the national website:
https://www.home-start.org.uk
To make a donation to Robert's fund raiser for HomeStart Caithness go to -
https://edinburghkiltwalk2017.everydayhero.com/uk/robert-2
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