Rosie and Matt Dyspraxia Foundation

Rosie and Matt's Run

Fundraising for Dyspraxia Foundation
£92
raised of £100 target
by 12 supporters
Donations cannot currently be made to this page
We aim to improve awareness & understanding to support all those affected by dyspraxia

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We are fundrasing for The Dyspraxia Foundation by taking part in the The National Lottery Anniversary Run 2013 yes us run, think The Chuckle Brothers meets un-cordinated ducks about to take off.

Dyspraxia affects about six per cent of the population and affects the organisation and co-ordination of movement, thought and sometimes speech. You can’t see dyspraxia and while sufferers can be very clever, everyday activities like tying shoes laces, riding a bike, taking a telephone message and even making a sandwich can be difficult. Awareness of the condition is low and difficulties are often misinterpreted as laziness or naughtiness. People with dyspraxia can suffer low self-esteem, have difficulties making friends and are vulnerable to bullying. Without the right sort of help and support these people are at increased risk of mental ill-health, social isolation and under achievement, academically and in the workplace. With the right help and support from charities like Dyspraxia Foundation people can help gain confidence and coping strategies. I (Rosie) know personally how important it is to raise money for the dyspraxia awareness and as a dyspraxic person running this race I personally feel really proud of myself.

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About the charity

The Dyspraxia Foundation supports those with dyspraxia, their families and professionals. We raise awareness, understanding and are funded by voluntary donations and membership subscriptions. We publish literature, organise conferences and support through local groups, social networks and a helpline

Donation summary

Total raised
£92.00
+ £16.25 Gift Aid
Online donations
£92.00
Offline donations
£0.00

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