"Courage is not measured by the miles you travel, but by the hope you refuse to leave behind". Shahab, KRAN Youth Ambassador.

Our six-week courageous Kabul to Canterbury challenge comes to an end on Monday (31 August).

By walking, running, swimming, cycling and other means, KRAN young people, staff and mentors will have covered the distance between the Afghan capital and the Kent city. That's 3,500 miles, or 700 miles a week.

This represents the difficult journeys that each of the young people we work with have made.

We've reached our initial fundraising target (thank you to everyone who has already donated), but can you help us raise even more?

All donations will go to our Find Courage for KRAN summer campaign and our vital services for young separated refugees and asylum seekers in Kent.

Please join us to support young refugees and asylum seekers in the face of rising hostility.

Your donations will help us support:

More than 400 young people with casework

120 students in our Learning for Life classes

60 mentoring partnerships in the community

110 participants in our activities and wellbeing programme

100 refurbished bikes being donated to young refugees

1500 students taking part in our Youth Ambassador talks.

Thank you.