Saturday 5th January 2019 Will you go the distance
for the 700,000? O
ne in 100 people in the UK are on the autism spectrum. That
may mean someone close to you, someone you know, or someone you interact with in daily
life is
autistic. Between 1 and 7 April 2019, the National Autistic Society will be asking the public to lend their support during World Autism Awareness Week. From tackling its ‘7k for 700k’
challenge to taking to the streets on a London Night Walk or getting your school to sign up and be in with a chance of winning a visit from The Chase and I’m a celebrity star Anne Hegerty, anyone can be part of this positive change.
“The National Autistic Society urges everyone to run, swim, cycle or walk 7km during World Autism Awareness Week for the 700,000 autistic people living in the UK.”
The National Autistic Society
urges everyone to run, swim, cycle or walk 7km during World Autism Awareness Week for the 700,000 autistic people living in the UK. Why not do 7km each day, or do
all four activities? Your support will help transform
lives, change attitudes and create a society that works for autistic people.
Charity challenges New Year New You 53
Go to
autism.org.uk or search for Autism Awareness Week
four-day charity challenge cycle from London to Paris in aid of Action Medical Research. One of the UK’s leading chil- dren’s charities, Action funds cutting-edge medical research to save and change the lives of babies and children. Pedalling
from
London to Paris is one
of the greatest
cycle experiences in Europe. Passing through picturesque
Pedal to Paris to save tiny lives F
ind the new you this new year, and pedal 300 miles on a Kick off the new
year by signing up in January to the challenge and
receive 50% off the registration fee,
usually £79. Promo code: NYNYL2P
Kent country-
side, you’ll cross the Channel and continue
through small villages
and medieval market towns, following winding roads parallel to the coast and shady beech- tree-lined avenues so typical of Northern France. With long days in the saddle and some challenging hill climbs, the sight of the Eiffel Tower, the finishing point of the adventure, will evoke a real sense of achievement. The final day in Paris offers the
opportunity to explore the sights and soak up the romantic atmos- phere of this majestic city, as well as enjoy the huge spectacle of the Champs-Élysées stage in the Tour
de France, arguably one of the world’s greatest sporting events. Cycling 300 miles over four days
will test your stamina but the route is steeped in history with beau- tiful, varying landscapes making it achievable for everyone. You’ll have lots of opportuni- ties to stop off along the way and soak up the atmosphere with your fellow riders. By taking part in Action’s 20th annual London to Paris bike ride you’ll be helping to life-saving
fund potentially
research to help end the devasta- tion caused by premature birth. You’ll also help to fund other vital research projects across the UK, tackling some of the toughest fights our children face. So come on, do something amazing this year and join the Action Medical Research London to Paris ride and help the charity celebrate its 20th anniver- sary in style.
To find out more about Action London to Paris: T: 01403 210406 E:
londontoparis@action.org.uk action.org.uk/l2p
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