RARE Champion of Hope Celebration
20 October 2020
Groundbreakers. Leaders. Advocates.
The rare disease community is full of people who inspire us all through innovation, research, compassion and a relentless spirit to affect positive change. Through the RARE Champion of Hope Awards, we honor and recognize true champions for rare disease. This year we will be recognizing leaders who have made a significant impact in advocacy, industry, medical care, science, as well as up-and-coming rare disease leaders. Awardees will be announced at this year’s RARE Champion of Hope Celebration.
Register for your place at the RARE Champion of Hope Celebration, taking place 12th November 2020, 7pm-8pm. RSVP today for a virtual gala; experience exciting food and drink demos, entertaining performances, and inspiring stories of hope from the rare disease community.
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JoJo’s NF1 Story
JoJo shares how her NF1 journey has affected her; how her pain and loss have become foundations of courage and resilience.
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Tristan’s Story: Hope & Resilience
Discover Tristan's NF1 story: Finding home, hope & the power of sport.
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NF & Sport: Joy’s Journey
Find out more about the impact of sport on Joy's NF1 journey & how running changed her life forever.
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Safiya’s NF1 Journey
Find out more about Safiya & how her NF1 diagnosis has made her 'determined to make a difference'.
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The Boy Who Played Cricket
Take a look behind the scenes of team NTUK's visit to the 'The Boy Who Played Cricket' opening.
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Ella’s Story
Ella shares her insights into campus life with NF; her victories & hurdles & the importance of self- belief.
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Amit Ghose: The Unscripted Podcast
Caught the brand new pod by NTUK Ambassador Amit Ghose? Everything you need to know about The Unscripted Podcast inside.
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Oliver’s Blog
Oliver Bromley shares some personal experiences of visible difference, and how education and kindness can reduce stigma.
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