We're running 40 km this October to raise funds for the estimated 1 in 40 Australians on the autism spectrum!
Increased awareness and understanding means more people than ever are being diagnosed as Autistic – connecting more people to the support they need to thrive throughout their lives. But it also means services are being stretched further than ever before - with many children left on long wait lists at critical times in their development.
We have joined Run for autism to raise funds so more Autistic Australians can access the life-changing assessments, autism-specific education, specialist therapies and adult community services they need to create their own unique brilliance!
Any contribution, large or small, will help create a more inclusive future for Australia’s Autistic community.
Thank you so much!
Thank you to our Sponsors
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Mitchell Clement
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Daymeon Egerton-warburton
Good luck Will. We have a good friend who has a Daughter with Autism, thanks for doing this for the kids.
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Ashley Otte
Good job sis 🙌🏻
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Facebook Donation
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Jasmine Ross-parker
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Charles Jackie And Pamela Otte
Good on you Jasmine Great Effort 🤩🤩
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Marianne Van Dam
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David Warburton
200ks - here you come.
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Facebook Donation
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Adelaide
Very proud of you Nat! Keep being your incredible and impactful self. Big love xxx
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Jo Nickolson
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Natalie Mccann
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Rhianon Duxbury
Yeah the Kenwick Legends!! 💪🏻
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Jasmine Ross-parker
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Anonymous
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Kathy Kirton
Fantastic cause Nat! Xk
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Lin Huang
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Benjamin Miller
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Ellen Kolmer
You all have a big heart trying to make a change. Amazing to see that you are all doing what I can't do anymore.... RUNNING! Go Kenwick Runners!
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Tramy Ho
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Donna Povey
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Facebook Donation
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Leanne S
Good luck guys, I’m sure you will smash it 💪
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Karen
Go Natalie!
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Anonymous
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Acb
Run Will run!!
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Facebook Donation
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May F
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Anonymous
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Keen to see the impact the awareness you raise will have! This is such a misunderstood neurodivergence, that without better education and awareness, will continue to cause some of the highest rates of suicide and unemployment for those impacted.