My story
Frankies story
My name is Frankie, aged 9 and I got diagnosed with autism 3 years ago. I am fundraising for the National Autistic Society by taking part in a Spectrum Colour walk with my mum and dad. I've always wanted to raise money for a charity when my mum told me about this it's a perfect fit for me as I'm autistic and my birthday is also at the end of Autism Acceptance Week (8th April).
I waited around 2.5years for my diagnosis so hopefully raising money would help families wait less time!
We will be walking 24km from home to Rosslyn Chapel and back again on Saturday 6th April.
Any donations is greatly appreciated as it will help autistic people like me and their families!!
Love Frankie & family ❤️💙🧡💚💛
I am walking for autistic children to have a happy and fulfilled time at school. 💙 I am walking to ensure autistic people are given proper opportunities to work. 💚 I am walking for shorter diagnosis wait times.💛 I am walking for autism acceptance. To read more about the work of the National Autistic Society, visit www.autism.org.ukThank you 🙂
My name is Frankie, aged 9 and I got diagnosed with autism 3 years ago. I am fundraising for the National Autistic Society by taking part in a Spectrum Colour walk with my mum and dad. I've always wanted to raise money for a charity when my mum told me about this it's a perfect fit for me as I'm autistic and my birthday is also at the end of Autism Acceptance Week (8th April).
I waited around 2.5years for my diagnosis so hopefully raising money would help families wait less time!
We will be walking 24km from home to Rosslyn Chapel and back again on Saturday 6th April.
Any donations is greatly appreciated as it will help autistic people like me and their families!!
Love Frankie & family ❤️💙🧡💚💛
I am walking for autistic children to have a happy and fulfilled time at school. 💙 I am walking to ensure autistic people are given proper opportunities to work. 💚 I am walking for shorter diagnosis wait times.💛 I am walking for autism acceptance. To read more about the work of the National Autistic Society, visit www.autism.org.ukThank you 🙂