Hi everyone, I’m Abbi

This Christmas, I’m running a small fundraiser to support SEN (Special Educational Needs) children and their families who are struggling — emotionally, financially, or with the day-to-day challenges that come with additional needs.

Over the last few weeks, I’ve been overwhelmed with messages from parents who feel lost, judged, or unable to give their children the calm, sensory-safe Christmas they deserve. Some children need fidget toys, some need ear defenders, some need sensory supports, and some families simply need a tiny bit of help to get through the season.

I want to help as many of them as possible.

But I can’t do it alone.

What this fundraiser will do:

Every donation — big or small — will go directly towards:

• Sensory toys + calming fidgets

• Ear defenders

• Lanyards, chewies, comfort items

• Small gifts for SEN children who otherwise may go without

• Postage so families don’t have to pay a penny

• Anything a family specifically requests to support their child’s regulation and comfort

Why this matters:

SEN parents often feel forgotten.

They often struggle silently.

Many feel embarrassed asking for help — not because they’re failing, but because they’re exhausted from fighting for their children every single day.

This Christmas, I want them to feel seen, supported, and loved.

How you can help:

Even £1 makes a difference.

Genuinely.

This isn’t about big donations — it’s about community.

If enough people give a small amount, we can make Christmas brighter for children who find this time of year overwhelming, loud, and stressful.

✨ Everything will be shown transparently:

I’ll share updates, purchases, the items being sent, and the families helped — while keeping identities private unless they choose otherwise.

This is a safe, honest, community-driven Christmas project.

❤️ Thank you

Thank you for helping me make SENmas 2025 something magical.

Thank you for supporting children who need sensory comfort, safety, and joy.

And thank you for showing these families they’re not alone.

Let’s make a difference together

Abbi x