SCHOOLS

A well-being challenge for your school


Help students become changemakers.

Take on the Safe. Everywhere. Always. Challenge from 25 Nov to 10 Dec and raise funds for programs helping end violence against women and girls worldwide.

Adolescent girls are more at risk of intimate-partner violence than adult women. Almost 1 in 6 adolescent girls aged 15-19 who have been in a relationship have been physically, sexually, psychologically abused by a partner.

Enter your school as a team to maximise your impact and inspire a culture of empathy, equality and action. Together, we can create a future where women and girls are Safe. Everywhere. Always.

How it works

REGISTER

Sign up to do the Challenge today - enter your school or do it on your own!


SHARE

Tell everyone! Share it on social media, school newsletters and in the local community.

16 DAYS

Time to get everyone moving - walk, run or train at school and on weekends from Nov 25 to Dec 10. Go team!

FUNDRAISE

Fundraise and keep your supporters updated - every dollar helps the UN Trust Fund to End Violence Against Women.
What type of advocate will you be? Choose your challenge.
SUPERSTAR

30kms

LEGEND

60kms

WARRIOR
100kms
TRAILBLAZER

Set your own 100+km goal

“Our voices matter and we cannot leave it up to just people in positions of power. It does take advocacy from every single person and industry to say this is not good enough.”
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Maria Thattil

Every dollar you raise contributes to life-saving initiatives that help ensure every woman and girl can live free from violence - Safe. Everywhere. Always.

We have a Safe. Everywhere. Always. ready to go School Resource Kit to help your school be Challenge ready:

- UN Trust Fund and the important role they play in ending gender-based violence
- How fundraising can make an impact in creating change
- Classroom discussion topics
- School leaderboard printable template
and more!

Even if your school isn't taking part in the Challenge, this resource kit will help teachers and students navigate and practice advocacy and awareness throughout 16 Days of Activism.

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.

Gyms

Can your gym top the leaderboard? Register your gym and invite your members to join in.

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?

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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 do I create a team for my School or Workplace?

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You can create a Team, Workplace or School by clicking on the orange Register button at the top of the website.

When you are registering, you will need to fill out your personal details before the Team, Workplace or School details.

If you set up an individual page and then decide to create a team, you will be able to do this from your fundraising dashboard.

What is the UN Trust Fund?

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The UN Trust Fund to End Violence Against Women is the only global grant-giving mechanism exclusively dedicated to preventing and ending violence against women and girls globally.

Focusing on preventing violence, implementing laws and policies, and improving access to vital services for survivors, the UN Trust Fund invests in life-changing initiatives for millions of women and girls around the world and has done so for 25 years.

Over two decades of persistent efforts from global activists have resulted in improved international laws and standards to end violence against women and girls and is committed to funding organisations that are operating at the grassroots level, focused on women’s rights, and that are women-led.

Find out more about the UN Trust Fund to End Violence Against Women here.