Helping Autistic Spectrum Kids in NZ with a running and shoes program
To raise funds and support for kiwi kids on the Autism Spectrum through our Running shoes program.
Nationwide
We aim to actively introduce and encourage running to young New Zealanders on the Autism Spectrum, for both physical and emotional health, by providing peer support, training and access to free our running shoes program.
Funds will be used to implement the Running program for Autistic children online, throughout New Zealand, as well as provide participants a free pair of running shoes.
Jason Reid's involvement (page creator)
Jason Reid Run For Autism NZ Charity supporting Kiwi kids on the Autism spectrum. Founder Jason Reid-marathon runner, Aspergers & teacher. Ultra Run 80km completed, Tarawera Ultra Marathon 63k completed.
The donations will specifically go towards costs associated initiating the running program, coaching but primarily for running shoes for the children.
We will be working with Autism New Zealand and local Autism groups NZ wide to find children that this program will benefit, and especially giving running shoes to children on the spectrum who are from low income families.
Use of funds
The donations will specifically go towards costs associated initiating the running program, coaching but primarily for running shoes for the children.
We will be working with Autism New Zealand and local Autism groups NZ wide to find children that this program will benefit, and especially giving running shoes to children on the spectrum who are from low income families.
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Latest update
Greatest Virtual Run 2018 2 April 2018
Please support our runners ad walkers this month who are doing amazing things and running for Autism!
All funds go towards children on the Autism spectrum helping them into a movement and run program as well as receiving new running shoes. Thank You
Latest donations
Thank you ever so much Louise!! With my bargaining skills I will push for 3 pairs of shoes! THANKS!
Thanks for the Donation Denise xx
Who's involved?
