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TESPOK Autism Run - 3rd Edition

Saturday, 20 June 2026 · 6:00 AM

Be a Hero – Accept, Understand, and Love. A run aligned with World Autism Day, promoting inclusion, acceptance, and understanding in schools, workplaces, and communities across Kenya.

TESPOK Autism Run - 3rd Edition poster
6:00 AM
2km, 5km, 10km, 20km
KES 1,500 (Early Bird)
TESPOK
info@autismmarathon.or.ke, 0732614497
7 weeks to go
Race-specific training phase.
💡 Train at or near your goal pace. Practice your race nutrition. If possible, do a long session on similar terrain to your event.

Event Highlights

3rd edition of Kenya's premier autism awareness run
Aligned with World Autism Day - promoting inclusion across schools, workplaces, and communities
Four race categories including a 2km CEO Fun Run
T-shirt included with registration - pick up at Britam Towers Upperhill or Tatu City
Group registrations available for corporates and organisations

Race Options & Fees

2km
5km
10km
20km
CategoryFeeStatus
Early Bird Registration
Early bird entry for all race categories
KES 1,500Available

What's Included

Official race t-shirt
Race bib

Course Details

Four distances cater for all levels: 20km and 10km for competitive men and women, 5km for recreational runners, and a 2km Fun Run for CEOs and executives. The course runs through Tatu City, an integrated city development in Kiambu County about 30km north of Nairobi CBD.

Getting There

Tatu City is located along the Thika Superhighway, approximately 30km north of Nairobi CBD. Take the Superhighway and exit at the Tatu City interchange. T-shirt pickup is available at two points before race day: Britam Towers, Upperhill (25th Floor) or Tatu City.

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Did You Know?

🌍TESPOK (The East and Southern Africa Paralympic Committee) uses this run to raise awareness and funds supporting autistic children and adults across Kenya.
🌍World Autism Awareness Day is observed annually on 2 April; the TESPOK Autism Run aligns with this global moment to drive local impact.
🌍Autism affects an estimated 1 in 100 children in Kenya, yet awareness and support services remain significantly underprovided in many communities.

Sponsors & Partners

AAR HospitalPGA InternetAirtelCIC GroupOld MutualO.R.S Hydration TabletsHealthy UMost Fit Physiotherapy CenterKenicicolo.ioAutism Voice for ChildrenJubilee Insurance

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