Dates for the Diary

Event	When	Where	How to attend	Can I Donate/Get Involved?

1 in 100 Launch!	Tuesday, July 4th	SiMS National Office

Dignity Walk	Saturday, October 7th	Holyrood Park/Serenity Cafe
Comedy Gig	Wednesday, October 11th	The Stand, Edinburgh

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