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Race Against Dementia Day 2024
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Rose Mabiza
21-01-2024
Race Against Dementia Day 2024, a global initiative founded by Sir Jackie Stewart OBE, is fast approaching on January 21st. This day serves as a rallying call for everyone to join the race against dementia and make a meaningful impact.
In this blog, we'll explore the significance of Race Against Dementia, its mission, and how you can get involved. Let's delve into the details of this vital event, its background, and how you can contribute.
Understanding the mission
Race Against Dementia (RAD) is a non-profit organisation dedicated to raising funds to combat dementia, a condition that affects millions worldwide. Dementia, characterised by memory loss, impaired thinking, and behavioural changes, poses a significant challenge to society. With no current cure, research and support are more critical than ever.
RAD's ambitious goal for Year 1 is to raise £1 for every 127,000 babies born daily. These funds are directed towards the Race Against Dementia Fellowship Programme, which aims to elevate research fellows to an F1 level of collaboration, teamwork, and innovation. This initiative has the potential to bring about breakthroughs in dementia research.
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Getting involved
The beauty of Race Against Dementia Day is that anyone can participate and contribute to this noble cause. Here's how you can get involved:
- Do "3" your way - Whether it's a 3k run, a 3-hour reading session, playing 3 board games, or any other creative idea involving the number 3, your participation matters.
- Donate - Support RAD by donating a minimum of £3. You can simply text "RACE" to 70580 to make your contribution.
- Spread the word - Share your activity on social media using the hashtag #RADDay and nominate three friends to join you in the race against dementia.
- Fundraise - Consider organising your fundraiser, whether it's selling cakes, hosting a quiz night, or coming up with a unique fundraising idea. RAD's fundraising team is there to support you every step of the way.
- Join the race - As a charity, RAD depends on the generosity of its supporters. By joining the race, you help accelerate dementia research and support talented researchers in their pursuit of a cure.
Sir Jackie Stewart - A driving force
Sir Jackie Stewart, the iconic Formula One World Champion, is the ambassador of Race Against Dementia. His connection to dementia, with his wife Helen, diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia, fueled his determination to make a difference. Sir Jackie's F1 mindset of innovation, resilience, teamwork, and detail is applied to accelerate dementia research and inspire brighter minds.
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Supporting dementia charities in the UK
In addition to RAD, several other charities in the UK are dedicated to fighting dementia. These organisations are vital in raising awareness, conducting research, and providing support services. Race Against Dementia Day 2024 is a day of hope, unity, and action. It's an opportunity for individuals, communities, and organisations to come together and work towards a cure for dementia.
By participating, donating, or spreading the word, you contribute to the global effort to win the race against dementia. Join the race, make a difference, and help beat dementia faster. Together, we can achieve great things and end this devastating disease.
Race Against Dementia Day 2024, a global initiative founded by Sir Jackie Stewart OBE, is fast approaching on January 21st. This day serves as a rallying call for everyone to join the race against dementia and make a meaningful impact.
In this blog, we'll explore the significance of Race Against Dementia, its mission, and how you can get involved. Let's delve into the details of this vital event, its background, and how you can contribute.
Understanding the mission
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Race Against Dementia (RAD) is a non-profit organisation dedicated to raising funds to combat dementia, a condition that affects millions worldwide. Dementia, characterised by memory loss, impaired thinking, and behavioural changes, poses a significant challenge to society. With no current cure, research and support are more critical than ever.
RAD's ambitious goal for Year 1 is to raise £1 for every 127,000 babies born daily. These funds are directed towards the Race Against Dementia Fellowship Programme, which aims to elevate research fellows to an F1 level of collaboration, teamwork, and innovation. This initiative has the potential to bring about breakthroughs in dementia research.
Getting involved
Image by Wavebreakmedia via Envato Elements
The beauty of Race Against Dementia Day is that anyone can participate and contribute to this noble cause. Here's how you can get involved:
- Do "3" your way - Whether it's a 3k run, a 3-hour reading session, playing 3 board games, or any other creative idea involving the number 3, your participation matters.
- Donate - Support RAD by donating a minimum of £3. You can simply text "RACE" to 70580 to make your contribution.
- Spread the word - Share your activity on social media using the hashtag #RADDay and nominate three friends to join you in the race against dementia.
- Fundraise - Consider organising your fundraiser, whether it's selling cakes, hosting a quiz night, or coming up with a unique fundraising idea. RAD's fundraising team is there to support you every step of the way.
- Join the race - As a charity, RAD depends on the generosity of its supporters. By joining the race, you help accelerate dementia research and support talented researchers in their pursuit of a cure.
Sir Jackie Stewart - A driving force
Image by seventyfourimages via Envato Elements
Sir Jackie Stewart, the iconic Formula One World Champion, is the ambassador of Race Against Dementia. His connection to dementia, with his wife Helen, diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia, fueled his determination to make a difference. Sir Jackie's F1 mindset of innovation, resilience, teamwork, and detail is applied to accelerate dementia research and inspire brighter minds.
Supporting dementia charities in the UK
Image by YuriArcursPeopleimages via Envato Elements
In addition to RAD, several other charities in the UK are dedicated to fighting dementia. These organisations are vital in raising awareness, conducting research, and providing support services. Race Against Dementia Day 2024 is a day of hope, unity, and action. It's an opportunity for individuals, communities, and organisations to come together and work towards a cure for dementia.
By participating, donating, or spreading the word, you contribute to the global effort to win the race against dementia. Join the race, make a difference, and help beat dementia faster. Together, we can achieve great things and end this devastating disease.
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About the Mandatory Training Group
The Mandatory Training Group is one of the leading UK providers of CPDUK-accredited statutory and mandatory training, continuing professional development (CPD) courses, eLearning software and workforce development solutions for all sectors.
By making things simple and designing interactive e-learning content, we can provide meaningful training programs at all levels and enhance the capacity and resilience of individuals and organisations.
Click here to see our wide range of accredited online mental health courses and training.
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