Staff from the Anne Rowling Clinic are "hot footing it" to raise funds for research at the Anne Rowling Clinic.

A team from the Clinic including me, are going to take part in this year's Fundraise Your Way Halloween Fire Walk on 31st October.

At the Clinic, we are always amazed at the kindness and generosity of people who fundraise for us, and we are also lucky to have people who volunteer to take part in our research projects and often this involves making long journeys and a great amount of physical efforts as a result of their disease.  Neuropathic pain is sometimes described as a burning sensation so the Halloween Fire Walk seemed the perfect fundraising opportunity.

The University of Edinburgh is a registered charity whose impact and reach extends far beyond the education of the student body. With expertise in medicine, the sciences and humanities, and centres investigating everything from major brain disorders to inclusion and diversity; the University can be an effective and powerful force for advancement and change with a truly global reach. Like all charities we rely on donations and are extremely grateful to our fundraisers who have baked, cycled, hiked, swam, climbed & more to help our vital work.