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Beautiful Souls

A single mum embarks on a crusade to understand the rise in children's neurodevelopmental disorders and inspire radical change in how we view and treat them.

$5,405

FUNDS RAISED OF $120,000
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Gail Lynn
$2,000
Bridie Guy
$100
Claudia Aguiar
$50
Arriane De los Santos
$50
Anonymous
$5
Source 88
$150
Fertility With Aysha
$250
Leonie Appelt
$100
Caroline Laird
$150
Nadine Hardy
$100
Fiona Turner
$150
Emma Veiga-Malta
$100
Damian DI Manno
$50
Jasper Vallance
$50
Sarah Mellor
$500
trisha smith
$100
Paul von Bergen
$1,000
Lisa Crompton
$100
Ethan Drozd
$100
Victoria Jones
$100
Anonymous
$100
Rebecca Grainger
$100

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$17000
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A funder in the Health and Wellness Industry has confirmed $10,000 USD (Approx $17,000 AUD)

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