GloWeek 2026

This October, we’re asking people across the UK to help us shine a light on child road safety and raise vital funds for children and families affected by acquired brain injury.

GloWeek is Child Brain Injury Trust’s annual awareness campaign, highlighting the importance of being visible as the evenings get darker and encouraging safer journeys for children.

Every year, we support families whose lives have been changed by acquired brain injury following road traffic accidents. Through GloWeek, we want to spread one simple but powerful message: Be Bright. Be Seen.

Get Involved:

There are lots of ways to take part in GloWeek and help make a difference.

- You could take on our Glow 2Day Challenge - walking, running, cycling or scooting 2 miles a day throughout October while wearing something reflective or high-visibility.

The challenge represents the average distance children travel when walking to and from school, helping us stand alongside them and raise awareness of the importance of being seen on our roads.

Not taking on Glow 2Day? You can still be part of GloWeek!

From hosting a Bright Clothes Day, organising a workplace fundraiser, holding a bake sale, taking on your own challenge, or creating a fundraising idea of your own - every fundraiser helps us continue supporting children and families affected by acquired brain injury.

Help Us Make A Difference

Your support will help us provide vital services for families, as well as helping us share important road safety messages and provide visibility resources to children and communities across the UK.

Together, we can help more children stay safe, stay seen and get home safely.

Thank you for supporting GloWeek 2026.

💡 Be Bright. Be Seen.