We believe people with a learning disability have the right to work. We are looking for WS adults who are in employment to share their experience with us to help inspire and encourage others. Please email us at: enquiries@williams-syndrome.org.uk

What fundraising challenge will you take on for the WSF in 2020? 🏃‍♀️🎂🎵 You can find more fundraising ideas and support on our website at: www.williams-syndrome.org.uk/fundraising-ideas #wsf #williamsyndrome #charitytuesday

Now that we have settled into the NY, we have started thinking about the next issue of the WSF's members magazine - Talk to Me. Email us all your wonderful fundraising stories, news, achievements, personal experiences etc. By 28th February to wsfmagazine@gmail.com #wsf #williamssyndrome

Happy New Year! Thank you to everybody who has supported us through 2019. We can't wait to see what 2020 will bring 💖

Wishing all our friends, members, followers and supporters a very Merry Christmas 🤶🎅❤

The Williams Syndrome Foundation is looking for a volunteer Treasurer to join its board of Trustees. If you have a background in finance and want to find out more, please email: ceo@williams-syndrome.org.uk

#Repost Wow! What can we say? We cannot thank @poweredbycadburys enough for taking on and completing this immense challenge, raising awareness of WS and funds for the @wsf_uk. Time to put your feet up Chris! #12in12wsf • • • • • • Way back in January I set out to run 12 marathons in 12 months for Williams Syndrome Foundation. 10 marathons, 2 Ultra marathons and a total of 336 miles ‘raced’ I’ve completed it!! I’m touched by all the support and the generous donations made. For those that were waiting for me to finish here’s the link 😉 www.justgiving.com/fundraising/12in12forwsf #12in12wsf @WSF_UK @WilliamsSyndromeFoundationUK #williamssyndrome #shareyourheart Finally I have to say thank you to everyone that’s encouraged, supported, ran with me and been part of this years journey. Grace Holly and Ben for giving me the time to do it and being the best cheerleaders! The amazing Geoff at Run Worthing for the beat shoe advice. Alexandra for the tough love Pilates classes, they’ve made such a difference. James Stewart at Contours sports therapy for keeping me injury free. Jane for introducing me to the crazy but totally inspirational crowd that is Henfield Joggers in the 1st place. Andrew Hollebone for ‘accidentally’ getting me marathon fit last year, Rich Weatherly and Nikki Manners for being great running buddies. Simon, Jenny, Michael and Lisa for coming out to support. Caroline for designing my running shirt and the team at pinnacleUK.com for the printing. Finally to my amazing friends from Henfield Joggers who’ve kept me company, turned up to support and generally motivated and encouraged me all year long. Too many to list but special mentions must go to Katie, Daren, Colin, Pugs, Ross, Paul, Caz, Justin, Mark, Andy, Patty Lesley. Thank you guys 😊🍻

Three years ago Daniel decided to grow his hair so that a wig could be made for a young person with cancer. Whilst doing so he wanted to raise awareness and funds for two charities close to his heart the @WSF_UK and @musculardystrophyuk both of which Daniel has. Yesterday was the big day Daniel braved the chop and raised over £1000 to be split between both charities! We'll done and thank you Daniel! @allie201168 💙💇‍♂️

We want to give a special shout out to @jackpaine who for the second year in a row has been running in to work each day for a month, fundraising and raising awareness of WS. He has also inspired others across the world (including France and New Zealand) to take part and run their commute to work. Jack's inspiration is his uncle Stu @stuartdunn9906 Who he meets for coffee every morning, halfway through his run. Please follow and support Jack on his incredible challenge. Jackpaine1.wixsite.com/run2work Instagram: Run_2_work Www.justgiving.com/fundraising/run2workfamily

#Happy #worldkindnessday #bekind #love #lovewilliamssyndrome