Our Charity Partner

BrAshA-T was founded in 2007 by Sean and Krissy Roebig from Brisbane (Australia) after two of their young children, Brady and Ashleigh, then aged 3 and 2 respectively, were diagnosed with A-T (Ataxia-telangiectasia).

Determined to do something about their situation, the Roebigs created the charitable foundation called BrAshA-T to raise money to support research into finding a cure and as a means for creating a support network for other families dealing with A-T.

What is A-T?

A-T is a rare and incurable disease often described as the worst parts of cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy and cystic fibrosis combined. It is a devastating, progressive neurological condition that primarily affects children.

BrAshA-T's Mission

To raise funds through events, sponsorships, and partnerships to support research into finding a cure for A-T, and to create a support network for families affected by this devastating disease.