ADHD is something I have become very passionate about personally &  in my job role. ADHD is an under-diagnosed & under funded health condition that needs more support. I am hoping through my run to open the door for more WOMEN to look into their own possible symptoms and reach out for diagnosis and support with their ADHD. 

Having ADHD or ADD is a challenge - both for the individual and for the people around them. We are here to help people face the challenge. But we want more than just-about-coping. We want to help people to find their unique way and thrive.We aim to do that through warm hearted support, quality relatable information, campaigning to raise awareness and empathy, advocating for ADHD/ADD politically, fighting for fair NHS & Education resources, and challenging employers to put in adjustments that work and create ADHD/ADD inclusivity.