About me and why I want to run for Autism.
This October, I’m running for autism. 🩷♾️
But more importantly, I’m running for my babies.
I’m running because I know firsthand just how important early intervention and access to the right support can be for an autistic child and their family.
No family should have to fight that hard just to have their child heard, understood and given access to the support they need.
Early intervention can make such a difference, and every child deserves the opportunity to access it as early as possible. 🧩♾️
So this October, every step I take will be for Neela, for Quinn, and for every little person and family still fighting to be heard.
Doing it for my babies. Always. 🥹🩷
If you’re able to donate to my fundraiser, no matter how small, it would mean more to me than you know. And if you can’t donate, sharing it would mean just as much.
For more awareness.
For better access.
For early intervention.
For our babies. 🩷♾️
I’m joining the movement to Run for Autism. But I need your help.
Why am I running 70km this October? Because 70% of Autistic people face mental health challenges.
I’m running towards a more inclusive world where Autistic Australians have the opportunity to thrive.
Please donate now and show your support to my fundraiser. You’ll be helping provide early diagnosis, autism-specific education, and critical research into mental health issues experienced by Autistic people so they can access the support they need to realise their different brilliant®.
You’ll also give me the motivation I need to log my kilometres as I go the distance throughout October. Donate now to show your support.
Thank you!
So proud of you. I know you can do this, your girls are so lucky to have you as their mum xx