Autism Initiatives Fundraising Hub

My Walk for Autism Challenge

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£33 + £5 GiftAid

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£50

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Helps address the sensory needs of autistic children.

£16

Help autistic adults develop their skills

£22

Help autistic young people make friends and overcome loneliness

£27

Help us provide families with the support that they need

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Total 86,000 steps

My goal 80000 steps

Challenge Accepted!

It's that time of year again. Me and my school team are fundraising to raise money for Autism. We as a team support a brilliant group of children with a diagnosis of autism and every student shines in their own unique way.

As many of you know, I also support an amazing kid alongside my school job. Jace has evolved and adapted to a world that previously believed he wouldn't be able to do things. While people see a behavioural child, I see a child with great potential, a child who is misunderstood, one with a big heart, and a child who is scared. With the right support and patience, children with autism can achieve great things.

So let the challege commence! Last year, our team raised £992.79! This year, we would love for any family and friends to take on the challenge and join the team! If you’d like to get involved, let me know, and I’ll send you the link. The challenge takes place from Wednesday, March 26, to Wednesday, April 2. It’s all about completing 10,000 steps a day for 8 days straight!