I'm walking 10k steps a day this May to support Autistic Australians
I’ve stepped up to Walk for Autism this May. I wanted to do this because it's something that's important to me. My daughter, Genevieve has Autism and earlier this year, at the age of 34, I was also diagnosed with it. As a teacher, I also work with students with Autism everyday. Better understanding Autism and how to support those who live with it is something I'm committed to.
Did you know? Because the world is not autism-friendly, 70% of Autistic people in Australia experience mental health issues. I myself have had issues with my mental health for years.
That's why I'm walking 10k 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
41,488
My Goal
31,000
Adam Pandelis
$65
Thank you so much to my biggest supporter, Adam Pandelis, for donating a trailblazing $65 to help create a more autism-friendly world.
Thank you for your brilliant donation
Patrick Fahy
$64.67
Adam Pandelis
$64.67
David Briggs
$60
Good for you. Hope this helps
Paul Fahy
$39.35
Don’t forget your thick fluro walking socks. Well done Pat!
Natalie Smith
$39.35
Owen Cooper
$38.48
Greta work mate.
Daniel Oliver
$36
Facebook Donation
$25.58
Good work Patty, keep being you