Adults and little ones have completed a 45 minute sponsored toddle in aid of STAK.life which supports neurodivergent individuals and promotes inclusivity in memory of 15-year-old Stefan Kluibenschadl.
Kind and talented Stefan ended his life after health services failed to provide appropriate help as he struggled with increasing low moods and anxiety and he suffered workspace
Parents Emma and Tristan set up the CIC to provide the therapeutic services and also deliver training on Autism and mental health, to raise greater awareness and understanding.
Nine childminders and 31 children took part in the sponsored toddle around Pegwell Nature Reserve yesterday (June 190.
Westbrook childminder and collaboration leader Joanne Zannetti said: “STAK supports local families with neurodivergent children, offering workshops and training.
“We chose STAK.life as Emma has offered essential training for the childminders to enable them to offer support to children in their care.”
So far £100 has been raised with more funds to be collected.
Find out about STAK.life at: https://www.stak.life/
