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Jenson is fundraising for the National Autistic Society by walking/running Willen Lake (Milton Keynes) Parkrun on Saturday 25th April during World Autism Acceptance Month, April 2026.
As most of you know Daddy usually pushes Jenson in the running buggy during Parkrun, however this time Jenson will walk/run the whole 5K (with mummy and daddy by his side).
Jenson was diagnosed Autistic at the age of 3 (we knew when he was 1, but it took a 2 year process to be diagnosed). He is smashing life and is a happy, cheeky boy with his Mr tumble bag by his side. However the fight for inclusion, support and awareness is daily and it shouldn't be. Any small donations are welcomed to help support a great cause.
Jenson is fundraising for:
💜 I’m walking to help improve education for young autistic people
💙 I’m walking to help improve workplaces for autistic people
💚 I’m walking to help reduce loneliness and isolation among autistic people
💛 I’m walking to celebrate Autism Acceptance Month
Anything you can donate is greatly appreciated and will be going towards creating a better society for autistic people and their families.
To read more about the work of the National Autistic Society, visit www.autism.org.uk
Thank you 🙂
As most of you know Daddy usually pushes Jenson in the running buggy during Parkrun, however this time Jenson will walk/run the whole 5K (with mummy and daddy by his side).
Jenson was diagnosed Autistic at the age of 3 (we knew when he was 1, but it took a 2 year process to be diagnosed). He is smashing life and is a happy, cheeky boy with his Mr tumble bag by his side. However the fight for inclusion, support and awareness is daily and it shouldn't be. Any small donations are welcomed to help support a great cause.
Jenson is fundraising for:
💜 I’m walking to help improve education for young autistic people
💙 I’m walking to help improve workplaces for autistic people
💚 I’m walking to help reduce loneliness and isolation among autistic people
💛 I’m walking to celebrate Autism Acceptance Month
Anything you can donate is greatly appreciated and will be going towards creating a better society for autistic people and their families.
To read more about the work of the National Autistic Society, visit www.autism.org.uk
Thank you 🙂