Join thousands of people across the country and take part in schools, workplaces and local communities to fundraise, share resources, and help create a society that works for autistic people.
World Autism Acceptance Month is a time for everyone to get involved, raise awareness and celebrate autism acceptance!
Whether you prefer a family walk, a colourful fun run, or a new running challenge, your support is vital. Find your perfect event below and join our team.
Back and bigger! Join us in London on Sunday 19 April.
Join our first ever Spectrum Run 10k on Sunday 19 April.
At home, at school or on holiday, walk 5k your own way!
Got your own idea, or want to get your school or workplace involved? Find all the resources and inspiration you need right here.
Already got plans? Here's how to get started.
Fundraise at school this World Autism Acceptance Month by completing your own sponsored 5K.
Get active, participate in friendly competition and raise vital funds to support autistic people and their families.
Autistic people face discrimination and barriers across all sectors of society – the health and social care systems, education, employment and many other core measures of life outcomes. 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 to lead fulfilling lives.
£15 could help provide a safe virtual space for an autistic person through our online community.
£50 could help an autistic person overcome isolation, thanks to our branch and social group network.
£150 could help autistic young people thrive in school by funding our campaigning work for better autism training in education.
£500 could help close the employment gap for autistic people by ensuring vital employment advice is available for those looking for work.
Ishan and his mum, Indu, did a 5k walk with his family and friends and raised an amazing £1,300.
Charlie and his family did the Spectrum Colour Walk in Battersea Park.
The Rainbow Warriors did the Spectrum Colour Walk in Battersea and raised an amazing £1,500.