I'm walking 7k steps a day in May to support Autistic Australians
I’ve stepped up to Walk for Autism. Please show your support as I walk my own brilliant way for Autistic Australians and their families!
Did you know? Because the world is not autism-friendly, 70% of Autistic people in Australia experience mental health issues.
That's why I'm walking 7k steps a day in May to fundraise for Aspect (Autism Spectrum Australia). Can you please support me?
Your donation will help deliver services that support Autistic people to live their best life.
Funds raised can help Autistic people and their families access earlier diagnosis, provide autism-specific schooling for children on the autism spectrum, support research and help create inclusive, autism-friendly environments.
Please support my Walk for Autism and donate now. Thank you so much!
My Walk Stats
Steps
161,600
My Goal
217,000
Ashliegh Costa
$106
Thank you so much to my biggest supporter, Ashliegh Costa, for donating a trailblazing $106 to help create a more autism-friendly world.
Thank you for your brilliant donation
Ashliegh Costa
$106.12
Jackie & Frank Fodor
$106.12
Awesome effort Charmaine x
Karl Eddowes
$64.67
You can do it
Charmaine Walsh
$64.67
Kealey Worthen
$54.12
Tim Filson
$54.12
Tim Filson - you should dance the whole way today 😂
Elke Cummings
$40
I didn't expect you to stick with this. I'll give ya some money.
C
$39.35
Linda
$39.35
Keep up the good work!
F
$36
Go girl
Ann Pascoe
$22.58
Well done Charmaine you are an inspiration
Dw
$22.58
Julie Carter
$22.58
Well done beautiful, keep on keeping on!!!
Leah Roberts
$22.58
Maria Beukers
$22.58
Charmaine, thanks for supporting our neuro-diverse community and the great service that ASPECT provides.
Jen Seymour
$22.58
Jen Seymour 😍
Jim
$22.34
Nicu & Psp
$22.34
This matched donation has been generously provided by NICU & PSP.
Shane Urban
$11.65
Tim Brain
$11.65
Go Charmaine
Sarah Potter
$11.65
Well done. Sorry I can't donate more at the moment (off pay week).
Jen Grant
$10
Jennifer Harris
$10
Love this!!! Both my girls have ASD and ADHD. Not enough support and awareness out there!