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APS Walkathon returns for its 3rd Edition of “Walking Towards a Healthy Future” | Soualiganewsday

October 28, 2026

APS Walkathon returns for its 3rd Edition of “Walking Towards a Healthy Future” | Soualiganewsday
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SINT MAARTEN (COLE BAY) - Building on the success of the previous APS Walkathons, Algemeen Pensioenfonds Sint Maarten (APS) is pleased to announce the 3rd edition of the APS Walkathon: “Walking Towards a Healthy Future.”

The walk will take place on Saturday November 28, 2026, starting and finishing at the APS office in Cole Bay. The event will once again bring the community together to promote movement, wellness, and an active lifestyle.

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Following two successful editions, APS looks forward to welcoming the community back for another morning dedicated to health, movement, and togetherness. The 3rd APS Walkathon reflects the Fund’s continued commitment to encouraging a healthy and active lifestyle across Sint Maarten.

“The APS Walkathon has become a wonderful opportunity to bring our community together around health and wellness,” said APS Managing Director Oscar Williams. “For this third edition, we look forward to building on the positive energy of the previous walks and encouraging even more people to take steps towards a healthier future.”

Participants can once again look forward to an energetic and community-focused event featuring:

*A dynamic warm-up session.

*A fun cooldown Zumba experience.

*Healthy breakfast options.

*Goodie bags for all participants.

The walkathon is open to all ages and fitness levels, and APS encourages families, friends, and colleagues to walk together in support of a healthier future.

“The message remains simple: every step counts,” Williams added. “By walking together, we can encourage healthy habits while strengthening the sense of connection within our community.”

The route will begin at the APS office in Cole Bay, take participants around the lagoon, and return to the APS office. Participation is free, but registration is required. Interested participants are encouraged to register early, as registration will close once full capacity has been reached. Registered participants can collect their walkathon shirts from the APS office starting Wednesday, November 25, 2026. Further registration information and other event updates will be communicated through APS’s social media channels. 

Let’s keep walking towards that healthy future - together!

For more information on the route and/or to register, visit our Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/apsxmorg or Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/apsxmorg  or scan the following QR code:

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