Amy Mooney, Admissions Manager, is running the TCS London Marathon on Sunday 26th April in aid of Jigsaw Trust.  Amy participated in the Hampton Court 10k last weekend and has been training for a while now, steadily increasing the lengths of her runs in the build up to the big day.

Amy says, “Across our school and adult service, Jigsaw provides life-changing education, vocational training, and care to autistic learners, helping them to achieve their potential and lead meaningful lives. From early years through to adulthood, Jigsaw’s work is driven by compassion, expertise and a deep belief in every individual’s ability to thrive.

I am not an experienced runner and training for 26.2 miles is no easy task but knowing I’m helping such an incredible charity makes every early morning and aching muscle worthwhile!”

If you would like to support Amy, please visit her Just Giving page:

Amy Mooney is fundraising for Jigsaw Trust

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