Get a Head Start and raise money for Neurocare at their running event on the 17th April

16th February 2016

Neurocare raises money to buy lifesaving equipment for use in the Neuro wards of Sheffield's NHS Hospitals.

We also fund research projects and specialist training so that people suffering from Neurological conditions can receive the best care available. Event: Head Start in association with Wilson Field 5k fun run and 10k UKA affiliated run Date: 17th April 2016 Location: Rother Valley Country Park Our favourite fundraiser of the year, Head Start, is back on April 17th at Rother Valley Country Park. This event will have a 5k fun run and a 10k chip timed UKA affiliated race. This event is perfect for keen runners aiming to get a new personal best and is also great for first time runners as the course is extremely flat. Time: The event will start at 8am with registration, the 10k will start at 9.30am and the 5k will set off at 11am. There will be plenty there to keep the kids entertained with a bouncy castle, face painter, petting farm and a space hopper race. To enter all you have to do is bring along a decorated space hopper and get bouncing! If you have any questions please call us on 01142676464 or email sophie@neurocare.org.uk If you could like to enter please follow this link - http://ow.ly/Y9WTe

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