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Run for Hope: Cancer Run 2026 Returns to Dubai, Uniting Community In Fight Against Cancer

  • Jan 3
  • 1 min read
Run for Hope: Cancer Run 2026 Returns to Dubai, Uniting Community In Fight Against Cancer

Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi (CCAD), with the support of Dubai Sports Council (DSC) and organised by Plan b Group, has proudly announced the return of the Cancer Run 2026, in Dubai.


The event will take place at Dubai Festival City on February 7, 2026 (Saturday), to continue championing community well-being and healthier lifestyles across the emirate.


Open to the entire community, the annual Cancer Run encourages participants of all ages and fitness levels to unite in support of families and loved ones affected by cancer. The event aims to raise awareness about various types of cancer risks and highlight the importance of healthy lifestyle choices for cancer prevention and management.


The Cancer Run offers 1km, 3km, 5km and 10km categories, ensuring that families, beginners, fitness enthusiasts and professional athletes can all take part. Hydration stations and medical support will be available along the routes to ensure participant safety and comfort.


Registration for the run is now open through Premier Online – and limited slots are available:


AED 50 (children) | AED 75 (adults)Deadline: Four days before race day

Cash Prizes & Medals for Competitive Runners10KM (Male & Female)

  • 1st Place – AED 2,000

  • 2nd Place – AED 1,500

  • 3rd Place – AED 1,000

5KM (Male & Female)

  • 1st Place – AED 1,500

  • 2nd Place – AED 1,000

  • 3rd Place – AED 750


The Cancer Run 2026 goes beyond competition - it’s a platform for community, solidarity and education, and attendees will benefit from:


  • Health awareness booths

  • Family activities

  • Engagement with medical professionals, reinforcing the message of regular check-ups and early detection as life-saving tools.


Participants are being encouraged to register early and take part in this meaningful community event that promotes hope, health and solidarity.

 
 
 

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