Congratulations - you did it!

What a week! Thank you so much for supporting World Autism Acceptance Week and for your incredible fundraising. Do keep checking the total at the bottom of this page which continues to grow each day. What an achievement! If you've fundraised offline and want to find out how to pay your money in, please see our FAQ's. Don't worry if you didn't manage to sign up as there's still time to get involved. You can sign up for Do Your Own Spectrum Colour Walk or Fundraise Your Way until the end of April. Or you can still make a donation.

A mother and daughter on a Spectrum Colour Walk

Do your own 5k Spectrum Colour Walk

At home, at school or on holiday...walk your 5km your own way!

Fundraise in your own way

Fundraise in your own way

Let us know what your fundraising plans are, order your T-shirts and more!

A group of adults and children on a Spectrum Colour Walk

Donate and support our work

Today, you can give a donation and help, support autistic people.

Why get involved?

Autistic people face discrimination and barriers across all sectors of society – in the health and social care systems, in education, in employment, and everywhere in between. It is crucial that autistic people, and their families and carers, can access tailored information, guidance and support to overcome those barriers, along with opportunities to explore their interests, develop skills and build friendships for fulfilled lives.

Only 26% of autistic pupils feel happy at school
Only 29% of autistic people are in any form of employmentpy at school
70% of autistic people experience mental health problems
There are over 150,000 people on the waiting list for an autism assessment in the UK

Where your money goes

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£15 could help provide a safe virtual space for an autistic person through our online community.

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£100 could help autistic young people thrive in school by funding our campaigning work for better autism training in education.

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£500 could help ensure crucial diagnosis advice and guidance is available for the 150,000 people waiting for an autism assessment.

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£1,000 could help an autistic person find meaningful work and keep it through our employment support programmes.

Fundraising heroes from last year

Claire with her friends on a Spectrum Colour Walk
Claire got a group of friends and their children together to do the London Spectrum Colour Walk.
The Wilson family on a Spectrum Colour Walk
The Wilson family did their own Spectrum Colour Walk in their local area.
Heather and Lily baking together
Heather and Lily organised their own bake sale as part of their fundraising.

Our supporters