Martin Fisher, Ed Stannard, Kate Underwood, Lucy Delchar, Lydia Chalmers, Dan Hird, Jayne Louden and Andreia Rodrigues Perpetuo are walking a marathon with the Casualty Market for CASPA.

For many autistic children and young people, everyday life can feel isolating and overwhelming. CASPA exists to change that—working to build a society where autistic individuals feel understood and empowered to be their full selves.

J spent more than a decade without a supportive social network before finding CASPA.“I found confidence, connection and a sense of belonging.”

Sophie, a parent, shares: “The support group has been a lifeline… CASPA goes above and beyond for our families.”

CASPA supports autistic children, young people, and their families through clubs, activities, life skills programmes, and support networks—creating a long-term community where people can grow in confidence and independence.

CASPA relies on donations to continue its life-changing work. Your support helps provide safe spaces, vital services, and opportunities for autistic individuals to thrive and feel they truly belong.