Run towards understanding and acceptance this October.
Did you know? Because the world is not autism-friendly, 70% of Autistic people in Australia experience mental health issues. By running 70km in October, you'll help initiate positive change so those on the autism spectrum feel accepted and understood.
Studies suggest that running benefits both physical health and emotional wellbeing, and this year, we want you to Run for Autism your way.
Whether you run 35km, 70km, or 140km this October, the funds you raise will help support Autistic Australians and their families at all life stages.
Go solo or get your friends, family, and colleagues on board and run it out together as a team. The choice is yours!
Studies suggest that running benefits both physical health and emotional wellbeing, and this year, we want you to Run for Autism your way.
Whether you run 35km, 70km, or 140km this October, the funds you raise will help support Autistic Australians and their families at all life stages.
Go solo or get your friends, family, and colleagues on board and run it out together as a team. The choice is yours!
Everything to get you started
When you sign up, you’ll receive your Run for Autism starter pack.
Digital Welcome Pack
Kick off your challenge with a welcome letter and all the important info, tips and inspiration you need.
Activity Tracker
Track every kilometre, celebrate your progress and stay motivated.
Run Training Guide
Take your first stride towards a stronger, fitter you. Access our run training guide for tips to stay strong and fresh throughout your challenge.
Meet Louise
“I want to help Aspect to continue to do what they can to ensure that my sons get to live in a kind and compassionate world where they are able to be themselves, are celebrated for their strengths, and have access to the supports that they need.
Run for Autism participant
Have you got a story to tell?
We want to hear it! Whether it’s your reason for running, your connection to autism or a moment that inspired you.
We want to hear it! Whether it’s your reason for running, your connection to autism or a moment that inspired you.
