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Stretch for solidarity: Jávea yoga event to help Nepal flood families

A simple yoga class in Jávea is set to become something much bigger this weekend as the local community comes together to support families devastated by catastrophic flooding in Nepal. In the wake of the deadly natural disaster, yoga teachers across the Marina Alta are joining forces for #YogaForNepal, a fundraising initiative designed to provide immediate help for those who have lost homes… Source

Published Sep 3, 2026 · 9:00 PMOriginal source: Euro Weekly News Spain6 reads
A simple yoga class in Jávea is set to become something much bigger this weekend as the local community comes together to support families devastated by catastrophic flooding in Nepal. In the wake of the deadly natural disaster, yoga teachers across the Marina Alta are joining forces for #YogaForNepal, a fundraising initiative designed to provide immediate help for those who have lost homes… Source
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