Stormont Estate was glowing bright on Saturday 4thNovember as hundreds of families got together and took part in Autism NI’s annual Glow Walk event.
Families took part in a dance warm-up with Fitness Freddy and fun and games from the U105 crew, before embarking on a ‘glow in the dark’ walk up the iconic Prince of Wales Avenue.
Autism NI’s CEO Kerry Boyd said: “It was fantastic to get together with so many families at our sixthconsecutive Glow Walk, to shine a bright light on autism acceptance within the wider community. This event was even bigger and better than last year, and it was great to see all the families have fun and dress in their brightest neon gear and glow sticks.
Fundraising events like this are vital in the work Autism NI carries out and helps the charity provide life-changing services. All funds raised go towards the running ofAutism NI’s invaluable Helpline service which supports over 7,500 people in Northern Ireland every year.”
Autism NI supports over 35,000 autistic people and their families across Northern Ireland and campaigns to raise awareness of autism in the wider society.
For further information on Autism NI please visit www.autismni.org or call 028 9040 1729.
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