GYMS AND
FITNESS CLUBS
Take the active challenge
for a good cause
Can your gym top the leaderboard?
The Safe. Everywhere. Always. Challenge is free and accessible for everyone to get involved. 30kms on the step machine, 60kms on the rowing machine or 100kms on the treadmill over 16 days. Choose your challenge!
It’s simple to register your gym or fitness club. Invite everyone to complete their KMs during the 16 Days of Activism from 25 November to 10 December.
How it works
REGISTER
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16 DAYS
FUNDRAISE
What type of advocate will you be? Choose your challenge.
CHAMPION
30kms
LEGEND
60kms
WARRIOR
TRAILBLAZER
Set your own 100+km goal
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Tips to Engage Everyone at your Gym
Jazz it up and ask everyone to wear something orange everyday during 16 Days of Activism
Travis was our top fundraiser in 2026, raising just over $5k! We couldn't do it without people like you Travis 💗
I’m walking this 300km because I spent most of my childhood alone with my mother and older sister, and from a young age I was exposed to countless stories about unsafe men. I also grew up around violence, and in a culture that glorified intimidation.
My mum and sister raised me to be a safe person, but it wasn’t until I consciously chose, as a man, to truly listen to women (and girls) about what makes them feel safe, heard, understood and valued, that I finally saw how deeply society continues to fail them.
This walk is a continuation of my commitment to not being part of the problem.
Travis, NSW
Teams
Sign up as a team with friends or family members, and make walking that much more meaningful.
Workplaces
An ideal workplace bonding experience! Get the team walking and fundraising for a vital cause.
Schools
The ultimate well-being and social awareness challenge for students, teachers and their families.
Do you still have questions?
Here are some of our top FAQs, but head over to our FAQs page to see if we have more answers for you there.
Do I have to walk to participate?
Absolutely not. We realise walking may not be for everyone and we encourage you to take part in the challenge and log your KMs any way you are able to.
Try running, cycling, rollerblading or the step machine at the gym! The possibilities are endless 😉
How far should I walk?
We understand everyone taking part will be at different fitness levels. You should choose an achievable KM goal when you register.
Whether you choose 30km, 100kms or your own km goal, every step you take over the 16 day challenge is raising awareness and funds to help put an end violence against women and girls.
Where do the funds I raise go?
All funds raised through the Challenge are donated to UN Women Australia, which supports our advocacy efforts both here in Australia and globally through the UN Trust Fund to End Violence Against Women.
In 2023, more than 47 million people benefited from UN Trust Fund activities aimed at preventing and responding to ending violence against women and girls, with over 140 global initiatives launched to support women’s rights organisations and over 5 million women, including survivors of violence and refugees, receiving support through the programs.
Find out more about where your funds go here.


