Showing posts with label charity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label charity. Show all posts
Tuesday, 5 June 2018
The value of volunteers @metooandco
This week, a smaller but extremely important South West London charity was awarded The Queen's Award for Voluntary Service (QAVS). I couldn't be more pleased.
Labels:
Autism,
charity,
diagnosis,
Me Too & Co
Wednesday, 21 February 2018
Cherished Charity: From Author, Journalist & Campaigner Stephanie Nimmo
This week I'm delighted to start my new blogging series called Cherished Charities. I was at a local Mayor's event when someone from another charity said, "No one has really heard of us unless they need us, it's so hard to raise funds." I understood. After all I was there with a charity that I loved because they were there when we needed them. So I thought I'd create a small opportunity for people to share the charities important to them here. And I start with a brilliant one from this fantastic person, Stephanie Nimmo.
Labels:
charity,
cherishedcharity,
diagnoses,
series
Thursday, 21 December 2017
What my kids did for Christmas that made me cry
It's only a few days before Christmas. The excitement is getting to many of us. On the way home from the last day of school, Jane bursts into tears. It's not unusual, yesterday she was crying because she wanted it to be Christmas everyday and it couldn't be. Then she said something that made me choke up.
Labels:
autism parenting,
charity,
Christmas,
gift
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