The London Landmarks Half Marathon is a closed road, central London run and is the only half marathon to go through both the City of London and City of Westminster.
Together, we create possible
No child should live in fear of their own body. Seizures can be frightening and they can leave children in pain, feeling confused and alone.
Nearly every hour, another child or young person in the UK is diagnosed with epilepsy.
Show your support by taking on the challenge and help stop the fear of seizures.
Breakthrough treatments and day to day support can transform their lives. Together we can create a future where every child with epilepsy can live seizure free
What do we do?
Children and young people with epilepsy have a right to be heard. We listen, and we work with them to make their lives better. Visit our about us page to find out more about our services that provide innovative tools, information, and practical support for living everyday life.
Got your own place through the ballot?
If you've secured your own place for this event but would still like to support Young Epilepsy, we would still love to welcome you on board! Please email events@youngepilepsy.org.uk and we'll send out your branded top and fundraising pack to welcome you to the team.
How we support you
- Young Epilepsy branded top
- An online fundraising pack
- Personal contact from our events team to support you through your fundraising and challenge journey
- An introduction on request to your fellow participants, who will go with you on the fundraising and event journey
How the money you raise helps
- £30 could fund one hour of personalised support to assist a child or young person manage their anxieties and fears related to epilepsy.
- £150 could provide epilepsy awareness training for school staff to ensure their students with epilepsy are better included in the classroom.
- £300 could fund a training session for 20 young people with epilepsy to develop their confidence and communication skills, helping them to advocate for themselves and others.
- £1,000 could fund a webinar for researchers, families and health professionals to share our exciting research results and improve understanding of the causes, treatments and impact of epilepsy.
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