Victoria Park 10k 2025
Challenge yourself to the Victoria Park 10k and help young wheelchair users to go further
8 November 2025
09:30a.m.
Victoria Park, London
Run
£100 minimum target
£25 registration fee
This scenic 10k route takes you round the idyllic Victoria Park. With wide flat paths and a friendly community atmosphere, it is the perfect course for beginners or experienced runners chasing a new personal best.
Sign up to join Team Whizz Kidz and help us to transform the lives of young wheelchair users across the UK.
Already have a place?
Do you already have a place in the Victoria Park 10k? You can sign-up to run for Team Whizz Kidz, benefit from our amazing support and help young wheelchair users.
What you'll receive
- Access to training guides for all levels, ensuring you're fully prepared for the start line.
- Regular emails with support, Whizz Kidz updates and fundraising advice.
- Personalised assistance from our dedicated Events Team to help smash your fundraising target.
- Raise your first £100, and we’ll send you your very own Whizz Kidz running vest!
Your impact
The money you raise will help us reach even more young wheelchair users by funding mobility equipment, life skills training and opportunities for young people to reach their full potential.
- £110 could pay for additional parts to extend the life of a young person's wheelchair and 'grow' the equipment as a child's needs change.
- £209 could enable a young person to attend an activity session where they can make new friends and build their confidence.
- £347 could fund a child to attend a Wheelchair Skills Training session and develop vital skills to help them use their wheelchair safely and confidently.
- £1,300 could enable Whizz Kidz to provide for an adapted trike for a young wheelchair user, giving them a safe way to play and have fun with other children.
Join Team Whizz Kidz today, so we can reach even more young wheelchair users across the UK.
Join Team Whizz Kidz so more children like Darby can race in the park
Before his Whizz Kidz trike, Darby would get frustrated at not being able to keep up with his sister. As soon as he was in the trike, he was off! He and his sister now race each other in the park, and he feels like any other child having fun and making friends.
