Many initiatives, in the second weekend of December, in the territory of the Municipalities of the Due Giare Consortium.
«A vitality that always pleases us», the words of the president of the Due Giare Lino Zedda, «then when culture is joined by solidarity, the satisfaction is double».
In Nureci on Sunday 11 December the Pro loco and the secretary general of the SILPCGIL police union of Oristano, Daniele Rocchi, with the collaboration of the municipal administration and the mayor Emanuel Atzori propose the first edition of " Nureci Corre per l'autismo e la lotta against breast cancer ”, an initiative also supported by the nearby municipalities of Senis and Assolo , led respectively by the first citizens Salvatore Soi and Giuseppe Minnei. "The message is to pay attention to inclusion , to the weakest or towards fragile people", explain the mayor of Nureci, the president of the Pro loco Monica Putzu and the general secretary of the SILP of Oristano Daniele Rocchi. "The event - they continue - pursues social, recreational and sporting objectives , with a view to promoting sport as an ethical, social, aggregation value in the name of legality , equality and respect for the rules , but above all inclusion social situation of subjects with disabilities , as well as the closeness towards women affected by breast cancer". The departure is scheduled at 9.30 from the town hall : 17 kilometers for the run, 10 kilometers for the walk, in a route among the most evocative paths of Marmilla. At the end a convivial moment between athletes, walkers and their families . The event will also be attended by representatives of the Paralympic sport , the common disability , the association "Le Belle Donne" of Oristano who have been on the front line for years to support the fight and prevention against breast cancer. But also several associations and cooperatives that work with patients with autism, including Sea Scout and Luna Blu, who will be the spokesperson for a , without . Still among the witnesses of sport, closeness to autism and the fight against breast cancer, a .
