Thanks for taking the time to visit Ana & Priya's Virgin London Marathon 2015 page

Ana - It's been a while since I have been thinking to do something like this, but never had the guts or will to do it. It started as a challenge which quickly materialised with the help received from Sense and Elara.

We always sympathise with heart-breaking stories of kids and families in need  but after hearing them how many of us actually do something about it?

Today, me and Priya have decided to work  hard and achieve our target of £5000.00 with your help to make a small difference in these children's life.

It's not going to be easy but hey, what is easy in life. We will try to keep you updated and hope to see you at the finish line in April 2015 .

Priya - When I tell people that I'm running the marathon this year, they tell me I'm crazy, maybe I am.  It's been a tough journey so far but life is so much tougher for those children who live every day without the ability to see and hear.

We take so much for granted every single day; it's time to give something back and make as much of a difference as we can!  Ana's right - Life's not easy, but we can help make it even slightly easier by DONATING TODAY!!

Thank you all for your amazing support.

To give you an idea why you should donate today:

£25 could pay for a deafblind child to be assessed by a multidiscuplinary team of medical and education professionals resulting in an Individual Development Plan for that child.

£50 could pay for six deafblind children to be supported in their development by Special Needs Teachers.

£100 could buy a mobility aid or hearing aid for a deafblind child.

£150 could help fund support in mainstream schools in delivering education to deafblind children

£500 could help pay for newborn baby screening equipment

£1,000 could help pay for specialist deafblind teaching equipment in a school unit

£1,500 could fund a deafblind training course for 15 teachers in Romania

£10,000 could help train deafblind people in India and their families to acess their rights and campaign on their own behalf