Im fundraising for equality. equality in healthcare, passion and support for neurodivergent individuals.
why am i running this october?
well… honestly, because i don’t run 💀
running is probably one of the last things i’d ever choose to do, but this October I’m challenging myself to get out there and run every day — something that’s going to push me well outside my comfort zone.
I wanted to do something that would challenge me in the same way so many young people in Tasmania and around the world challenge themselves every single day: showing up, pushing through, and proving that you can do things you never thought you could.
I’m doing this because 70% of Autistic people experience mental health challenges, and I want to help create a more inclusive world where Autistic Australians have the opportunity to thrive.
Every kilometre I run is a little reminder to myself — and hopefully to others — that no matter how difficult something feels, we are capable of achieving things we never thought we could.
I’m going to finish this challenge.
I’m going to log the kilometres.
And I’m going to prove to myself that I can.
Your donation will help provide early diagnosis, autism-specific education and critical research into the mental health challenges experienced by Autistic people, helping them access the support they need to realise their different brilliant®.
So please donate, share my fundraiser, or even just follow along and keep me accountable.
Because if you know me, you know how ridiculous it is that I’ve decided to run every day. 😂
let’s see if I can actually do this.
Thank you for supporting me — and for helping me go the distance. but, thank you for showing neurodivergent people out there that we care.
