The Halow Project is based in Surrey, the English county in which the Hill family reside, where it helps and supports young adults with learning disabilities and autism. It was started in 2006 by the parents of five young people with learning disabilities, and it now supports more than 250 people, thereby earning a well deserved reputation as a leading charity for young adults with learning disabilities and autism.

Damon has been a hard-working and committed ambassador for Halow, taking the lead on a number of fundraising projects including gruelling cycle rides over part of the Tour de France course and organising the annual Damon Hill Karting Challenge.

Damon’s son Oliver was born with Down’s Syndrome, and Damon has been vocal and powerful advocate for the Down’s Syndrome community ever since, speaking at events all around the world and organising a variety of initiatives, including many golf tournaments, with the support of other charity patrons. Through fundraising work done by Damon and others at the Down’s Syndrome Association, the charity is able to provide education, training, support, and advice to those living with, or affected by, Down’s Syndrome.