Sarah Jouault
Fundraiser Extraordinaire
Sarah Jouault is a passionate fundraiser who has generated an impressive £160,000 for children's charities since 2000. As a Triathlete, she has combined her athletic pursuits with her philanthropic efforts, making a meaningful impact on the lives of those in need. Sarah has also written a book about her inspiring life and fundraising journey, sharing her story with the world.
Sarah Jouault's journey through her early childhood life shows incredible courage and resilience; what happens to you does not define you. Her life took a harrowing turn when faced with a brutal assault while living in Rhodesia, yet from the depths of despair, she emerged stronger than ever. Through the highs and lows of marriage and loss, Sarah found solace in the rhythm of her footsteps, embarking on a remarkable journey that conquered her fear of the water. in this captivating story, children follow Sarah throughout her life. She tackles marathons, wins medals and raises enormous sums for children's charities. Prepare to be inspired by Sarah's extraordinary journey of endurance, determination, giving back and making a difference.
Sarah Jouault - book reviews
Linda Nicholl said:
"This book is awe inspiring. It's a wonderful story of bravery, resilience and courage. As the title says... 'Never giving up' It's very well written and holds your concentration throughout. The author describes everything so well, it makes you think you're there with her. Very much worth the read about this brave lady who is still giving. "
Emma said:
"Sarah's book is a fascinating and inspiring read. Despite deep trauma, Sarah shows true determination, stamina, purpose and dignity in turning her own life events around and bringing hope to others. Her courage shines through and despite life's joys and cruelties, Sarah achieves amazing sporting accomplishments, raising thousands of pounds for children's charities. The book is also about personal accomplishment. Through hardship and sheer determination Sarah grows in self-belief, gradually taking back control of her own life on her own terms. A story of strength, friendship and courage. And I feel there is far more to come......"
Erica said:
"Wowee !! It was like reading life stories of 5 people - not one. So sorry for your traumas, but hats off to you overcoming them, amazing achievements and generosity !! 🤗🌺"
Ally said:
"Sarah's book is not just inspiring, it's a tale of overcoming adversaries and helping hundreds of children overcome theirs. They say that it takes a village to raise a child, well every village needs a Sarah."
Adele said:
"Sarah is a phenomenal lady who not only has experience in nursing, she has also overcome many mental health hurdles in her life. I am sure she can tell you better than I can but after only reading half of her book, I am truly in awe of her strength."
Janet said:
"An extraordinary lady who has lived an extraordinarily life. Searching for her roots, searching for love, searching for adventure. She found it all but together with trauma, with betrayal and with conflict. Hard to read through the pain and disappointments but so inspiring when Sarah literally finds her feet, conquers her fears, gains self belief and with guts and determination achieves so much. A roller coaster of a read but so rewarding because love conquers all."
Tanya said:
“Sarah’s book is a riveting read - an open and frank account of a turbulent and sometimes difficult life which the author has actively and courageously turned to positive account. Sarah is an extraordinary woman."
Liz said:
“Sarah’s book is about great courage,great determination and great success. Not just the success of breaking records and gaining podium places but the success of being able to make a difference to people’s lives. What a legacy and what an inspiration for young athletes to see that sheer determination and hard work. Her courage shines through the pages of this book the courage to be her own person. I am looking forward to reading the updates as Sarah continues to give back through her 70s and into her 80s"