AJ Bell Great Birmingham Run Half Marathon 2025 · 4 May 2025 ·

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This year, the Great Birmingham Run has become especially important to our team, as this event will be one of the many ways in which we honour the memory and dedication of our friend and colleague Dr Charlie Crook, who sadly died earlier this year.

Charlie was instrumental in organising the CARE team runners, from inspiring others to sign up to designing the running vests we will be wearing on the day, all whilst training herself to take on the half marathon.

We all miss her very much and will be thinking of her as we take on this challenge.

Despite their vital role, many people are unaware that the CARE Team operates as a charity, relying solely on donations and fundraising efforts to continue their life-saving work. Unlike other emergency services, the CARE Team does not receive NHS or government funding. This means that every piece of specialist equipment, every training session, and every call-out is funded by the generosity of people like you.

Our volunteers are passionate about making a difference. They donate their time and expertise to ensure that our community receives the highest standard of care. To further support our mission, some of our dedicated volunteers will also be participating in the Great Birmingham Run on the 4th May 2025. Their commitment to both the race and our cause highlights the extraordinary lengths they go to in order to support our community.

Allow us to introduce the 2025 CARE running team!

Suzi Smith- Nurse

Rob Aldham- Paramedic

Raja Azhar Iqbal- Doctor

Luke Chadbourne- Paramedic

Ellie Monsell- Nurse

Rebecca Price- Nurse

Beth Williams- Medical Student

Vicki Siddons- Doctor

Izzy- Emergency Responder

Kirsty Slane-Davidge- Nurse

Roxy Boromand- Paramedic

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About the charity

The West Midlands Central Accident, Resuscitation & Emergency (CARE) Team is a charitable organisation who respond to serious medical incidents within the West Midlands, UK. Working in teams alongside West Midlands Ambulance Service, volunteer doctors, nurses, paramedics and other healthcare professionals deliver enhanced critical care to seriously injured and unwell patients. The charitable aims of the organisation are the relief of persons suffering injury or illness by the provision of immediate medical care and advancing the study of immediate medical care by the provision of training and research.

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