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Running for Rare: Cam Half Marathon 2026
Raising for Cambridge Rare Disease Network
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Run for rare and support CamRARE by running the Cambridge Half Marathon in 2026.
8th March 2026 | Victoria Avenue | Cambridge
Run 13.1 unforgettable miles through Cambridge’s historic streets and iconic University grounds on a flat, fast-paced course perfect for chasing personal bests or enjoying your first half marathon.
CamRARE is proud to be part of this amazing event and has 5 charity places to offer for those looking to support us. We’re inviting individuals to run for a powerful cause: supporting local children and young people living with rare and undiagnosed conditions.
By joining our team and fundraising £350, you’ll help us support 50 more local families, offering friendship, connection, and inclusive, adaptive activities that keep minds and bodies healthy. Think: dance sessions, hydropools, farm visits, tennis, skiing, Grafham Water, and more!
✨ Run for fun. Run for fitness. Run for a future where no family feels alone.
💙 Help us build a stronger, more inclusive rare disease community – one step at a time.
➡️****Sign up for one of our charity places now and get free entry in return for fundraising!****
Then create your fundraising page for CamRARE on Give as you Live and make every stride count.
Let's make this year’s CamRARE Cambridge Half Marathon our most impactful yet!
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Katy's Cam Half for CAMRare
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Cambridge Rare Disease Network
Charity number: 1166365
CamRARE unites patients, experts, and advocates to accelerate rare disease diagnoses, treatments, and care. We aim to make rare diseases an everyday conversation, recognising that while individual conditions are rare, they collectively affect 1 in 17 people in the UK (3.5 million), with 75% impacting children. Rare conditions profoundly affect entire families, leading to isolation and mental health challenges. CamRARE provides vital inclusive activities for children and young adults. However, these initiatives require funding. Donations, such as £55 for accessible water sports or £43 for adaptive horse riding, directly support these crucial opportunities.
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