Children and young people with disabilities are a group that is often physically inactive and may struggle to find activities adapted to them. To address this issue, Hugos Stiftelse raises funds to support associations and organisations that work to promote a more active and healthier life for children and youth with disabilities. Funds are raised through events such as Glädjeruset, a running event that allows everyone to participate in their own way.
In 2024, we celebrated the 10th anniversary of Glädjeruset by organising ten races of various distances, including at schools and daily activities. Once again, we set a record for participation.
We also celebrated that the Hugoloppet project, which aims to inspire joy in movement at adapted primary and secondary schools, has surpassed last year’s numbers. Over 70 schools and 3,000 students have participated in 2024. Our foundation has also continued to award scholarships, including to RBU (The Swedish National Association for Disabled Children and Young People) and Hjälteföreningen.
Children and young people with disabilities are a group that is often physically inactive and may struggle to find activities adapted to them. To address this issue, Hugos Stiftelse raises funds to support associations and organisations that work to promote a more active and healthier life for children and youth with disabilities. Funds are raised through events such as Glädjeruset, a running event that allows everyone to participate in their own way.
