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Run for One Medicine - Join Humanimal Trust at the Antrim coast Half Marathon

Every mile you run (or walk) is a step towards a future where medical progress benefits all species. At Humanimal Trust, we believe in One Medicine: a world where doctors, vets and researchers routinely collaborate and share knowledge – so humans and animals can benefit equally from medical breakthroughs, but not at the expense of an animal’s life. By fundraising with us for the Antrim Coast Half Marathon, you’re not just taking part in a race – you’re making a real, tangible impact. Your support helps fund, facilitate and promote research into naturally occurring disease, where insights can be shared across species – without using experimental animal testing.

Why the Antrim Coast Half Marathon?
  • Scenic & fast: one of Northern Ireland’s most iconic coastal routes – flat enough for personal bests, inspiring enough to carry you every step. 
  • Purpose-driven: as part of Team Humanimal Trust, every pound you raise goes directly towards One Medicine research, education and collaboration that benefits all species. 

 

How your fundraising helps

When you run for us:

  • You support groundbreaking research  
  • You help break down barriers between human and animal medical professionals and researchers  
  • You spread awareness of One Medicine  

 

Together, we can make a difference

Your run becomes more than a personal challenge – it becomes a force for change. Every step, every donation, every message shared brings us closer to a fairer, healthier future for both people and animals. 

Join our CEO Joe Bailey and the rest of the Humanimal Trust team at the Antrim Coast Half Marathon 2026.  

Run with purpose. Fundraise for One Medicine.

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