I’m taking on an epic challenge this March – and I would love support.

If you've got kids, you know how scary hospital visits can be. Our whānau had more than a few at Wellington Hospital, and I can tell you that the team there has been absolutely incredible through every single one.

So this March, I wanted to do something meaningful to support services like theirs across the country. I'm taking on Kilometres for Kids to help keep Starship's National Air Ambulance flying—the service that gets critically ill and injured children across Aotearoa to the specialist care they need, day or night.

My son knows Wellington Hospital well, and so do we. I've seen the difference their nurses, doctors, and specialists make every single day. While we were fortunate to have such excellent care close to home, I know many whānau across the country aren't as lucky. That's why I'm fundraising for Starship—to help ensure every child, no matter where they are, can access the world-class care that made such a difference for my son.

This fundraiser is my way of saying thank you and helping other whānau who need these incredible services.

If you can spare a donation, I'd really appreciate your support.