On the 21st September, I’ll be taking on the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge with two of my good friends. 24 miles, three mountains, and over 5,000ft of climbing, all to raise funds for a cause incredibly close to my heart.

I’m a proud member of The Haemophilia Society, a charity dedicated to supporting people and their family's with bleeding disorders across the UK. They have organised a nationwide sports day for fundraising on the 13th September. Their current nationwide fundraising target is £40,565, a very deliberate number, representing the 40,565 people diagnosed with a bleeding disorder in the UK.

For me, this extremely is personal. My 2 year old son has severe haemophilia A. Shortly after his diagnosis, The Haemophilia Society welcomed us into their community and invited us to their “Newly Diagnosed Weekend” an event they funded entirely. It gave us the knowledge, support, and connections we needed to face the challenges ahead as a family.

Now, I want to give something back. Our goal is to raise £1,000 to help The Haemophilia Society continue their work, funding support events, connecting families, and raising awareness so that no one feels alone after diagnosis.

Every donation, no matter the size, will make a real difference to families like mine. If you can, please support us in this challenge and help us take another step towards awareness, understanding, and hope for everyone living with a bleeding disorder.

Thank you so much for your kindness and generosity.