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Autism Rocks (Fife)
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www.autismrocksfife.org
We are a not for profit charity who provide help, support, and advice to autistic individuals and their families from our centre in Buckhaven and via our private social media group . We raise awareness of Autism and try and educate the wider community with awareness sessions and fundraising events.
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TAKING ON THE WELSH 3000s FOR AUTISM ROCKS (FIFE)

We’re taking on one of the UK’s toughest mountain challenges… and we’re doing it for an incredible cause 💪

Brandon Crichton, Euan Hay, Kieran Connelly, Zak Hendry and Thomas Hendry are aiming to complete the Welsh 3000s Challenge – climbing all 15 peaks over 3,000ft in Snowdonia National Park within just 24 hours

That’s: 15 Mountains

30 Miles

24 Hours

4,000+ metres of climbing

WHY WE’RE DOING IT

We’re raising funds for Autism Rocks (Fife) – a safe, inclusive and supportive space for autistic children, young people, adults and their families.

Every donation will help:

Support vital group sessions

Provide sensory equipment and resources

Help more families access support

Grow and expand our services

HOW YOU CAN HELP

Donate whatever you can – every pound makes a difference

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Cheer us on as we take on this huge challenge

The Welsh 3000s is a well-known mountaineering challenge in Wales. It involves climbing all 15 peaks in Wales that are over 3,000 feet (914 meters) — and doing them within 24 hours.

The 15 peaks are located mainly in the Snowdonia National Park (Eryri). The challenge is usually split into three mountain groups:

Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa) massif – including Snowdon, the highest peak in Wales

Glyderau range

Carneddau range

Key rules (traditional version)

All peaks must be climbed in a continuous effort

No driving between mountains (you must walk the entire route)

Complete within 24 hours

Total distance: ~30 miles (50 km)

Total ascent: ~4,000 meters (13,000 ft)