Join Christine McGuinness and sign up for a Super 7 Challenge
Formerly known as 7k for 700k, we are asking you to take on a Super 7 Challenge. From running, walking or cycling to creating art, music or food - choose your own 7-themed activity. Our ambassador and mother to three autistic children, Christine McGuinness, is doing a Super 7 workout.
World Autism Awareness Week in schools
One in every 100 UK school children is autistic and, without the right support, school can be a confusing and difficult place.
We'd love your school to join us this World Autism Awareness Week and help improve understanding of autism among your students.
Use our autism quiz
Our autism quiz is a great way to help your friends, family and colleagues learn about autism and have a bit of fun raising some vital money.
World Autism Awareness Week in the work place
Everything you need to take part in World Autism Awareness Week in your workplace.
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Facebook fundraiser
Help make a difference by setting up a Facebook fundraiser. Ask your friends and family to donate to your cause and tell them why. A compelling ask is sometimes all it takes.
Gaming
Whether your game is on a console, PC, phone or good old board game, you can put your gaming skills to great use to raise money this World Autism Awareness Week.
Virtual quiz
Host a quiz online and ask for a donation to take part. You can theme the quiz around a much-loved topic area or person, or you can try one of our ready-made quizzes, like the one above.
A virtual home contest
Pick a challenge, invite people to send in entries and make a donation. Organise a judging day to let them know who won.
Sponsored haircuts and colours
Depending on you and your level of daring, you can ask friends and family to sponsor you to have your hair cut by a loved one, shave your head or colour your hair or beard. We suggest only doing this fundraising activity if you are being responsible with scissors and following safety information with colouring products.
Sponsored family fun
We have seen families race around the home, make awareness-themed art, blow bubbles, do jump-athons and much more. Find out what your family enjoys and turn it into a sponsored activity!
Jake's family fun
Check out what Jake and his creative family did at home during lockdown for World Autism Awareness Week last year.
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