When you join Team St Barnabas we’ll be with you every step of the way, and will offer you all the support you need.On the run-up to your race:Facebook Group: Sharing is caring. Join our St Barnabas House Run Group to chat and share stories, tips, and ideas.Strava Club: A Team St Barnabas Running Club, where you can join events and training runs. Maybe find a running buddy too!If you have a question about running and fundraising for Team St Barnabas, get in touch today.

Unfortunately, for course safety reasons, the Worthing 10k’s England Athletics race licence does not permit racing wheelchairs, pushchairs or buggies.You must be at least 15 years old by race day.If you have any other questions, please contact Worthing 10k direct.

Worthing 10k

Name: Worthing 10k
Start: 2025-06-08

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Event details

Quick links to: What to expect | What you’ll get| Why run for St Barnabas? | About Worthing 10k

When: Sunday 8th June 2025

Activity type: Runs

A woman wearing a St Barnabas House running vest races towards the Worthing 10k finishing line.

About the Worthing 10k

This flat and fast 10k is one of the largest and friendliest running events in the south east. It's the perfect opportunity to set a new PB time - or even bag your first!

You'll also be helping to support your local hospice, with the support of our experienced events team who will help you meet your fundraising goals, no matter what they are.

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What you'll get:

- A finishers medal (from event organisers)
- St Barnabas House running vest so you can stride with pride
- Fundraising support from our experienced events team
- The satisfaction of completing a running challenge to support your local hospice

Why take on the Worthing 10k for St Barnabas House?

When you join Team St Barnabas we’ll be with you every step of the way, and will offer you all the support you need.

On the run-up to your race:

Facebook Group: Sharing is caring. Join our St Barnabas House Run Group to chat and share stories, tips, and ideas.
Strava Club: A Team St Barnabas Running Club, where you can join events and training runs. Maybe find a running buddy too!

If you have a question about running and fundraising for Team St Barnabas, get in touch today.

We know it’s tough for so many people at the moment with the rising cost of energy, fuel and food so fundraising might feel hard. We’ve here to lend a hand and have lots of top tips for you on our fundraising hub.

JustGiving pages are the easiest way to start fundraising, as you can set them up quickly, share them across social media immediately (even connect it to Strava), and all money come directly to us. JustGiving also takes care of all Gift Aid!

Get started by reading our guide to setting up your JustGiving page.
Then sign up to JustGiving

Or, if you prefer things old school – then we have a handy sponsorship form you can download to collect your fundraising.

Paul and dad

Many runners choose to take part in races in memory of a loved one who was cared for by the hospice. Dedicating your time and energy into a personal challenge is an amazing way to honour someone who you’ve lost. By fundraising for us you’re also saying the best ‘thank you’ to the nurses and care professionals who helped care for your loved one.

Fundraiser Paul has taken on charity runs in memory of his father, Dennis:

“The care my dad received at St Barnabas House was incredible, it was first class. Nothing was ever too much trouble, I will be forever indebted to St Barnabas House, and that’s why I have fundraised for them the last few years.”

How your fundraising makes a difference

There's no minimum sponsorship when you take on this challenge, but every penny and pound you raise will make a huge difference to adults with life-limiting illnesses and their families.

£54

could give a patient an afternoon with the hospice’s artist-in-residence, using creativity to explore complex feelings

£94

could pay for a visit from a Community Nurse Specialist – assessing symptoms and providing emotional support

£170

is enough to give a patient a day of hospice care at home, surrounded by home comforts and the people they love

Details about Worthing 10k

10K costs are from £27 – £29 (plus processing fees)

Starting and finishing point: Marine Parade, 500m west of Worthing Pier.

Below is the 2023 route map:

The 10k starts at 9.30am.

Please note, late arrivals will not be permitted to start the race.

Unfortunately, for course safety reasons, the Worthing 10k’s England Athletics race licence does not permit racing wheelchairs, pushchairs or buggies.
You must be at least 15 years old by race day.
If you have any other questions, please contact Worthing 10k direct.