Miracles on the Camino de Santiago

In April I’m setting off to walk the Camino de Santiago, an 800km pilgrimage across France and Spain, before heading down to Portugal. All going to plan, this should take me around 2 months, covering 1000km on foot ... an epic adventure across the Iberian Peninsula!

They say that miracles happen all the time on the Camino. So, as part of this adventure, I am fundraising for the Little Miracles Trust, a charity that supports the families of premature babies - the most powerful miracles of all. Around 1 in 10 Kiwi babies spend time in a NICU or SCBU - that's over 5,800 little Kiwis every year.

This is a charity that is very close to my heart, and I've seen its incredible impact as a volunteer during my studies at the University of Otago. A long time ago, two of my best friends spent time in a NICU, so I am incredibly grateful for the support the Trust was able to provide.

Please join me on this adventure and help turn every step of the Camino into support for the Little Miracles Trust! Anything you are able to donate is greatly appreciated.