We're Moving!!
We've Moved
The new home of the Humberston Fun Run is now at www.humberstonfunrun.co.uk.
Join us there for details of the 2006 event and a host of pictures from the 2005 event.
See you there.
Our biggest event ever!!,
Over 1400 entries were received for the 2005 event, making it our biggest ever entry by over 200.
Our congratulations to all those who completed the run. Pictures have been uploaded onto our new site at www.humberstonfunrun.co.uk.
Vist us there.
The 2005 event was held at the Humberston School on Sunday, 1st May 2005
The Humberston Youth Action Group or HYAG is a registered charity which has set itself the task of raising money to help 'youth' in, and around, the North East Lincolnshire area.
Major projects the group has supported are the establishment of Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme units at Humberston and at Hereford School, the provision of a multi purpose games court in Humberston, The Child Development Centre, equipment for the Grimsby Gymnastics Club, and the Humberston Park School Hydrotherapy Pool.
Individual young people are also supported and encouraged in sporting, cultural, social and adventurous activities, and the group welcomes applications from individuals who need financial help in order to achieve their ambitions
Major projects the group has supported are the establishment of Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme units at Humberston and at Hereford School, the provision of a multi purpose games court in Humberston, The Child Development Centre, equipment for the Grimsby Gymnastics Club, and the Humberston Park School Hydrotherapy Pool.
Individual young people are also supported and encouraged in sporting, cultural, social and adventurous activities, and the group welcomes applications from individuals who need financial help in order to achieve their ambitions
Asian Tsunami Disaster Appeal
In a response to the Asian Tsunami Disaster, HYAG is donating £1000 to the Disaster Fund.
We are sure that all our supporters would want us to help to ensure a future for all young people in the affected areas.