This year, I’m taking on two Kiltwalks to raise funds for Scottish Autism—a cause that is close to my heart.

On Sunday 27th April, I’ll be walking through Glasgow, and on Sunday 17th August, I’ll be tackling Dundee, all while using the John Muir Way as my training ground.

Why Scottish Autism? Because this is personal. I was diagnosed with Asperger’s syndrome, a form of autism, and I know firsthand the challenges that come with navigating a world that often isn’t built for neurodivergent people. Support, understanding, and tailored resources make all the difference, and Scottish Autism provides exactly that.

Scottish Autism is Scotland’s leading autism charity, offering vital support to autistic people and their families. From specialist education and residential care to advisory services and training, they work tirelessly to create a world where autistic individuals are understood and empowered to thrive. But they can’t do it without help.

Every donation, no matter how small, makes an impact.

Your support will help fund essential services, allowing more autistic people to access the guidance and community they deserve.

Walking over 177 miles across two Kiltwalks and a long distance trail will be a challenge, but knowing it’s for a cause that truly changes lives keeps me going.

If you can, please donate—and if you can’t, a share or a word of encouragement means just as much.

Let’s make a difference, together.