Children, families and supporters have taken on challenges, organised fundraisers and brought people together to create more opportunities for disabled and neurodivergent children.
Real families coming together to support their children and their community.
53 team members
Fifty-three children, parents, relatives and supporters joined Team Early Intervention, including 18 children and two wheelchair users.
Our children walked for their friends, for awareness, for change.
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£610 raised
Leigha and her family completed the 18-mile Mighty Stride raising £610 to support Early Intervention, Arnold Clark generously donated a further £500 to Leigh's Fund.
A place where children and parents feel accepted, supported and understood.
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£770 raised
Families exceeded the £500 target, helping deliver 22 Christmas sessions, including five christmas parties with places for 115 children.
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£920 raised
Leigha and Chloe organised a community raffle to help create more activities for children with support needs.
He doesn't have to miss out on experiences every child deserves.
£1,730 raised
Twenty-seven people, including 11 children, walked together for Early Intervention.
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£1,020 raised
Nadia and Maureen completed the 18-mile Mighty Stride to support our community Nadia's family have been part of since 2022.
A place to meet families who simply "get it"
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£960 raised
Steph and her brother completed the Aberdeen Kiltwalk after finding somewhere Olivia could feel comfortable, included and accepted.
"It made a world of difference"
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£3,055 raised
Natasha completed a half-marathon to give back to the group that had helped her family since 2022. Her story was featured by STV News.
"Early Intervention lifted me up from very difficult places."
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£217 raised
Paige completed a 10k cycle with her dad after seeing how much her cousin Felix enjoyed taking part in Early Intervention.
Her achievement was recognised by the Minister for Children and Young People.
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£1,291 raised
Kieren, whose children have attended since 2022, completed a half-marathon to help create more opportunities for local families.
The siblings of a child attending Early Intervention organised and ran a raffle at the community centre to help keep the service going.
Our children and families supported the Tesco Stronger Starts vote at Tesco Woodend, Tesco Westhill and Tesco Express Dyce.
Funds raised by our community are reinvested into inclusive activities, therapeutic opportunities and experiences for disabled and neurodivergent children.
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