Inclusion at the Rapperswil Castle Run

This year’s Castle Run in Rapperswil was also a Unified Event, meaning that people with disabilities could compete in teams of three in the team run. 27 running fans from the Balm Foundation took part in this event – as the second largest team overall, they even received a prize. All 41 groups enjoyed the harmonious atmosphere and the wonderful encounters between people with and without disabilities.

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