Venugopal Anantha

Steptember 26

Stepping Up for Steptember: 10,000 Steps a Day for a Great Cause

This September, I’m taking on the Steptember challenge—walking 10,000 steps every day for the entire month!

It’s a wonderful opportunity to improve my health, boost my mood and, most importantly, raise funds to support babies and children living with cerebral palsy.

The challenge won’t always be easy, so I’d really appreciate your support. Every donation—big or small—will motivate me to keep moving and reach my daily target.

Your contribution will help more babies receive critical cerebral palsy therapy and support during their first 1,000 days of life. Early support can make a meaningful difference, helping children develop greater confidence, mobility and independence as they grow.

Please support my Steptember journey by donating to my fundraiser:

Together, every step and every donation can help create a brighter future for children and families affected by cerebral palsy.

Thank you so much for your encouragement, generosity and support. Let’s step up and make a difference this Steptember!

My Fundraising

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My fundraising could help provide:

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therapy kits for babies with cerebral palsy.

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early response therapy sessions for babies with cerebral palsy.

Amount I've raised for people with cerebral palsy

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My Steps

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Steps

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My goal

300,000

Impact Progress

Your donation can help me reach the next Impact Stage.
Impact Stage 1

Communication

Help children find their voice through speech therapy.

Impact Stage 2

Movement

Support physiotherapy that helps children build strength, movement and confidence.

Impact Stage 3

Mealtimes

Provide therapies for children who face challenges with eating and drinking.

Impact Stage 4

Independence

Give children greater independence through mobility equipment.

Impact Stage 5

Family Support

Support families with guidance, care and practical help.

Impact Stage 6

Regional Services

Bring vital care to babies who need it most in rural and regional areas.