Hankley Common Golf Day 2019
Hankley Common Golf Day 2019 “The HAC Golf Day is one of the mainstays of our fundraising efforts each year and May 2019 did not
We have a team of exceptional people dedicated to organising fabulous events from golf days to spectacular charity balls full of glitz and glamour!
We are proud to say that the funds raised from our events have supported families for over fifteen years, providing them with specialist equipment, treatments, therapies, grants and much needed respite care.
...provides exciting challenges, and most importantly, inclusive play and leisure activities for disabled children and young people.
...has a charity arm, Support 19, funding young adults between 18-30 and organisations which in turn will provide
...based at Frensham Pond, offers people, who because of a long term illness or disability, require support to sail.
...is a Surrey County Council School for children and young people with complex social communication needs. Many of the pupils also have Autism.
has firsthand experience with autism. She has twin girls, now aged 20, one of whom is severely autistic.
Jane has experienced the relentless early mornings with non-stop demands, the boundless energy required to try and cope with an autistic child and the strength needed to soldier on through the day and into the evening.
Her desperate search for some help when her daughter was diagnosed is what lead to her becoming involved with the creation of Help Autistic Children.
“Every day is tough, it's just that some are tougher than others.”
We need these children and young adults with learning difficulties to be heard and helped to live a fulfilling life.
We can only do this with your much need support – which is vital for change.
Take a look at our events page and see how you can get involved…
If you are lucky enough to find a suitable school placement for your autistic child, term time becomes a time for a parent to breathe. However, be warned, don’t take a breath for long because 19 will be just around the corner and I have heard this described as ‘it was as though we had fallen off the edge of a cliff’ – This refers to the lack of support and placements there are for our young adults once they leave school and reach the age of 19.
So many young adults are not getting the provision they are entitled to and with insufficient funding available to our young adults we need your help. We want to help our young adults with special needs to reach their potential within the wider society and to increase their independence. This we can do by raising funds to purchase equipment and this year we want to present Support 19 with a mini-bus so they can access the community and various activities.
Hankley Common Golf Day 2019 “The HAC Golf Day is one of the mainstays of our fundraising efforts each year and May 2019 did not
The Famous Bubble Ball at Bury Court December 2018 Once again, we were astounded by the generosity of our guests and grateful that so many
In May 2018 Help Autisitic Children held their annual golf day at Hankley Common Golf Club. The weather leading up to the event was simply
Our son James is 21 now. He graduated from “School” in 2015 at 18 and we had to work out the next chapter in his
Ain’t No Mountain High Enough.. …to stop these men! Back in 2011, four guys from Farnham decided it was time to take some drastic steps
On the tee, representing Support 19 The team at Help Autistic Children is looking forward to yet another great fundraising golf day at Hankley Common