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: 150000 Steps
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I'm walking 18,750 steps a day for Autism Initiatives
I'll be walking 18,750 steps a day from 26th March to 2nd April to raise money for this fantastic charity. Please sponsor me.
Any donation big or small is greatly appreciated 😊
My achievements
Added profile picture
Shared page
First donation received
Raised £20 t-shirt is on its way
50% fundraising target
100% fundraising target
Challenge completed
My updates
Why i’m raising money
Tuesday 27th JanI’m a support worker, and I work closely with adults with special needs and disabilities. This isn’t something I’m doing from a distance — it’s part of my everyday life. I see first-hand the challenges people face, not just because of their disabilities, but because the world often isn’t built to understand or support them properly.
Autism affects people in so many different ways. No two individuals are the same, yet too often autism is misunderstood, oversimplified, or ignored altogether. I’ve seen how powerful the right support can be — and how damaging the lack of it is. Something as simple as patience, clear communication, or understanding sensory needs can completely change someone’s quality of life.
That’s why this walk means so much to me.
I’m raising money to help fund services, resources, and advocacy that support autistic people and their families. Autism UK does incredible work to provide guidance, raise awareness, and push for a more inclusive society — and that’s something I believe in deeply.
This challenge isn’t easy. Walking nearly 19,000 steps a day for over a week will be physically demanding, tiring, and at times uncomfortable. But that discomfort is nothing compared to the daily barriers many autistic people face — barriers that come from misunderstanding, lack of acceptance, and limited access to support.
I’m doing this because I want to make a difference, even if it feels small. I want to use my time, my energy, and my voice to help create a world where autistic people are not just supported, but respected and understood.
I also believe that everyone should have a basic understanding of autism. Understanding leads to empathy. Empathy leads to inclusion. And inclusion changes lives. Whether it’s in the workplace, education, healthcare, or everyday social situations, awareness truly matters.
This walk is my way of turning passion into action.Â
Thank you to my donors
£106
Ben Riddick
£106
Carol-wendy Thomas
A Wonderful caring challenge by Daisy who loves and admires the young and older Residents she Cares for and sees their Difficult daily Needs and 'Challenges' that need Highlighting not Hiding.
£53.32
Ash
My love your gonna smash it you have the most energy I have ever met this will be a walk in the park or to Bristol airport either way your so brave and strong I love you gorgeous xx
£32.23
Simon Baker
£21.84
Vicky Hunt
Well done lovely Daisy, a worthy cause 🥰
£20
Anonymous
£20
Lily
£20
Diane Fleming
Well done you, you awesome human. You got this. Good luck Missy. Xx
£16.56
Anonymous
£11.33
Rubie D’olley
Such an amazing way to show your appreciation and understanding of Autism! Good on you girl!! Love you xxx
