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Jodie Westgarth

Walk for Autism 2026

My Activity Tracking

My tracker shows my steps for the 8 days of the challenge from 26th March to 2nd April. My goal progression shows all my steps including any I have done outside of the challenge days.

My Target: 10000 Steps

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Goal Progression

Steps walked so far:

87,888

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My Target:

10,000

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100% Complete

My autistic warrior

This year, our family is walking for autism — for understanding, acceptance, and for my little girl.
She was diagnosed last year at just 6 years old. On the outside, many people wouldn’t see her struggles. She masks so well, working incredibly hard every day to fit into a world that often feels too loud, too busy, and too overwhelming. Behind that mask are big feelings, sensory overload, and the daily challenge of trying to regulate in environments that aren’t always kind to neurodivergent minds.
But she is also so much more than her diagnosis.
She is a free spirit. She questions everything, sees the world through curious and compassionate eyes, and has the biggest love for animals. She feels deeply, loves fiercely, and experiences life in full colour.
We walk to raise awareness, to remind others that autism doesn’t always look the same, and to help build a world where children like her don’t feel they have to hide who they are. A world where they are understood, supported, and celebrated exactly as they are.
This walk is for her — and for every child who deserves to be seen 💙🧩

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£256 + £18.63 GiftAid

My goal

£300

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My updates

My autistic warrior

Saturday 24th Jan
This year, our family is walking for autism — for understanding, acceptance, and for my little girl.
She was diagnosed last year at just 6 years old. On the outside, many people wouldn’t see her struggles. She masks so well, working incredibly hard every day to fit into a world that often feels too loud, too busy, and too overwhelming. Behind that mask are big feelings, sensory overload, and the daily challenge of trying to regulate in environments that aren’t always kind to neurodivergent minds.
But she is also so much more than her diagnosis.
She is a free spirit. She questions everything, sees the world through curious and compassionate eyes, and has the biggest love for animals. She feels deeply, loves fiercely, and experiences life in full colour.
We walk to raise awareness, to remind others that autism doesn’t always look the same, and to help build a world where children like her don’t feel they have to hide who they are. A world where they are understood, supported, and celebrated exactly as they are.
This walk is for her — and for every child who deserves to be seen 💙🧩

Thank you to my donors

£36

2nd Bear Raffle

£21.84

Jodie Westgarth

£21.84

Amani Kaali

£21

Beat Raffle

Bear raffle

£20

Anthony Brear

£20

Elaine Westgarth

Gracie-May

£20

Grandma Jenny

Gracie-May

£16.56

Jade Westgarth

£15

Hayley Westgarth

I am so proud of you love xxx For Gracie-May xxx

£11.33

Tracy Poole

Good luck ❤️

£11.33

Danielle Wade

Good luck hun you will smash it!! 🧩😘❤️

£10

Jed Hunter

Go smash it !!! Xx

£10

Grayson Hodgson

£10

Holly Meredith

£6.11

Amber Kent

£5

Robyn Pullan

Well done 👏 xx