The Cleveland Way for Leukaemia UK

In 2024, my friend Rahul was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia (ALL). This devastating blow put his life on a knife’s edge, yet his strength and courage have been truly inspiring. Raz’s battle is far from over—he's faced setbacks, crises, and near-tragedies—but through it all, he has refused to let leukaemia break his spirit.

The hospitals, trusts, and charities supporting him have been instrumental in keeping him on the road to recovery. Now, inspired by his resilience and determination, I’m committed to giving something back to those who are helping my friend.

Rahul’s fight is just one of many. Every year, 10,000 people in the UK are diagnosed with leukaemia. This year, I’m taking on the Cleveland Way—a 110-mile trek across the North York Moors and Yorkshire coastline—to raise vital funds for this cause.

Normally completed in a comfortable nine days, I’m pushing myself to finish the trail in just six—battling the undulating moors, climbing the steep cliffs of the East Yorkshire coast, and wild camping through wind, rain, or shine—all inspired by Rahul’s relentless fight.

Can you help me in this cause?

Any donation, big or small, will go toward combating leukaemia—and you can be sure it will help push me to the finish.