Hundreds of people have registered for a festive 5K run in support of survivors of childhood sexual abuse.
The Brave Futures Snow Dash is set to take place at Nowton Park in Bury St Edmunds on Sunday, December 1, at 11am.
Organised by Brave Futures, the charity is dedicated to helping survivors of childhood sexual abuse, raise awareness and support young survivors and their families.
The event is open to participants of all ages and abilities, whether they choose to walk, jog, or run.
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Snow cannons, festive music, and live entertainment will create a fun and lively atmosphere.
The event will follow a scenic cross-country 5K route through the picturesque Nowton Park, which has a mix of terrains to provide a challenge for both casual walkers and seasoned runners.
Each participant will receive a festive medal as a keepsake and a thank you for their support for the cause.
Hannah Walker, the fundraising and marketing manager at Brave Futures, said: "One in 10 children is affected by sexual abuse.
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"By joining the Snow Dash and raising funds, you are directly helping us to provide essential services to these brave young survivors and their families.
"Every contribution brings hope and support to their recovery."
All proceeds from the event will go directly to Brave Futures, funding vital support services for children and young people who have experienced sexual abuse.
For more information or to register for the event, visit bravefutures.org/events or contact Hannah Walker on 01473 375025.
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