💛Our amazing volunteer Mary is turning 60. She’s training for 60 days. And she’s doing it to keep up with her 6-year-old autistic grandson.
Instead of slowing down, Mary is stepping up. Behind this challenge is a grandmother who gives everything for her family, and now she’s turning her strength, resilience, and love into a fundraiser that will make a real difference for other families.
‘My name is Mary and I have been going to Behaviour Support Hub just over a year now. I discovered them on social media and I am so glad they have been a lifesaver. I am grandmother to a 7 year old little boy with a ASD/ADHD diagnosis and his mum also has a similar diagnosis although she could be described as high functioning. My daughter had a mental health crisis around 18 months ago and was unable to care for my grandson. I have taken over his care. I go to the gym regularly as I enjoy it and need to keep fit in order to keep up with my grandson as I am not getting any younger lol. I am 60 this year and decided to set myself a challenge and raise funds for the Behaviour Support Hub.’
From Friday 27th Feb - Monday 27th Apr, finishing during Autism Awareness Month, Mary will complete:
💛Rowing machine 60k
💛Exercise bike 60k
💛Treadmill 60k
💛Cross trainer 60k
💛60 squats
💛60 additional exercises
The challenge will take place at Energie Fitness Pontypridd.
💛By contributing to this fundraiser, you are giving the gift of hope. You are helping families survive the hardest times, gain confidence, and create brighter futures. Your support stands beside families every step of the way and helps us continue turning real challenges into real hope.
Wales | Health & Wellbeing
Wales | Health & Wellbeing
Empowering parent carers since 2014. The Behaviour Support Hub helps families of neurodiverse children with support, training, wellbeing, and peer networks.
£10
Give one parent carer guidance to navigate ALN and CAMHS systems.
£20
Fund a peer support session for parents to share and connect.
£50
Support a parent carer workshop for a small group of families.
£10
Give one parent carer guidance to navigate ALN and CAMHS systems.
£20
Fund a peer support session for parents to share and connect.
£50
Support a parent carer workshop for a small group of families.
💛Our amazing volunteer Mary is turning 60. She’s training for 60 days. And she’s doing it to keep up with her 6-year-old autistic grandson.
Instead of slowing down, Mary is stepping up. Behind this challenge is a grandmother who gives everything for her family, and now she’s turning her strength, resilience, and love into a fundraiser that will make a real difference for other families.
‘My name is Mary and I have been going to Behaviour Support Hub just over a year now. I discovered them on social media and I am so glad they have been a lifesaver. I am grandmother to a 7 year old little boy with a ASD/ADHD diagnosis and his mum also has a similar diagnosis although she could be described as high functioning. My daughter had a mental health crisis around 18 months ago and was unable to care for my grandson. I have taken over his care. I go to the gym regularly as I enjoy it and need to keep fit in order to keep up with my grandson as I am not getting any younger lol. I am 60 this year and decided to set myself a challenge and raise funds for the Behaviour Support Hub.’
From Friday 27th Feb - Monday 27th Apr, finishing during Autism Awareness Month, Mary will complete:
💛Rowing machine 60k
💛Exercise bike 60k
💛Treadmill 60k
💛Cross trainer 60k
💛60 squats
💛60 additional exercises
The challenge will take place at Energie Fitness Pontypridd.
💛By contributing to this fundraiser, you are giving the gift of hope. You are helping families survive the hardest times, gain confidence, and create brighter futures. Your support stands beside families every step of the way and helps us continue turning real challenges into real hope.
