With Autumn upon us, it’s time to start gearing up for the Walk in Her Shoes Challenge. Held annually and run by CARE Australia, the initiative challenges you to walk 10,000 steps a day for a week and raise funds for your efforts. All money raised goes to supporting CARE projects helping women and girls in developing countries get an education, earn an income and help their communities rise above poverty. Some of the Walk in Her Shoes ambassadors this year include Chrissie Swan, Gail Kelly and Kate Cebrano. Australians are invited to walk from 18-24 March so you must register before March 17th to make sure you are all set for this important cause.
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