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Maia and Elsie tragically lost their Daddy in January 2022. He was an incredible man who we miss every single day. Anna and her friends; Jo, Lorna, Rachel, Katie and Claire will be walking the Thames Path Challenge in September for Neuroharmony.

Rich loved to hike and would have loved to have done this walk so this is in his memory.

Neuroharmony has been supporting Elsie and Maia during this tragic time. Donations enable them to continue supporting children like Elsie and Maia experiencing anxiety, as well as those with autism and ADHD.

Neuroharmony is a registered charity which provides specialist advice and support to develop a deeper more personalised understanding of autism, ADHD and anxiety. Our specialist advisors follow Stephen Porge's Polyvagal Theory to work with families, children and other agencies. The Polyvagal Theory allows us to understand the individual behavioural responses of the child or young person. This knowledge enables us to consider the emotional responses of children regardless of their experiences. We work with a range of children including those experiencing anxiety and dysregulation due to bereavement and post-adoption, as well as ADHD/Autism.

Donations enable Neuroharmony to continue offering support and advice to those families who need it most. It means we can increase the number of families we work with and also provide free training and support to schools, college and universities around neurodiversity.

If you would rather donate via our website or bank transfer, your contribution will be added to the target of this fundraiser. Please contact the charity for bank details.

You can learn more about Neuroharmony here.

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