Your school community can make a real difference

Get students and staff involved in Walk a Mile in My Boots and support people facing homelessness in South Australia. Together, every step and every dollar raised can help change lives.

Why take part

Bring your school community together
Walk a Mile in My Boots is a meaningful way to bring students and staff together for a shared experience that builds connection, empathy and lasting impact — all while supporting people facing homelessness in South Australia.

Step up your way
Come together with our amazing community on Friday 7 August or take on Walk a Mile in My Boots your way by walking on your school grounds or in your local area anytime during challenge week (3–9 August) — whatever works best for your students and school community.

A powerful way to make a difference
Every school fundraiser helps create real change. Every dollar raised supports people to access food, care and the support they need to rebuild their lives.

How to register your school

1. Choose your team captain

Every great movement starts with someone stepping forward. Choose a teacher, house leader or student captain to bring your school together.

2. Create your school team

Give your team a name, set a goal, and start something your whole school can get behind.

3. Choose your Walk a Mile moment

Join thousands across South Australia on Friday 7 August, or take part your way anytime during challenge week (3–9 August) or anytime in Term 3.

4. Bring your school community with you

Share your team page and invite students, staff and families to walk, give and stand together in support.

5. Learn, connect and take action

Use our school resources to spark conversation, build empathy, and help students understand what homelessness looks like in their community — then take on your Walk a Mile together.

6. Walk with purpose

Step out together knowing every step and every dollar raised is helping create real change. Happy walking.

School Resources

To make your Walk a Mile in My Boots experience even better, we've put together a variety of helpful resources to support your school team.

Have a question? 
For school enquiries, contact Jacinta, Schools Cheerleader, at schools@huttstcentre.org.au
or call 08 8418 2500

School Engagement Handbook 26

School Engagement Handbook 26

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School Poster Pack

School Poster Pack

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School Activity Book 26

School Activity Book 26

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WAMIMB DIY Bunting 2026

WAMIMB DIY Bunting 2026

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Elevate your school Walk a Mile experience

Schools play an important role in bringing Walk a Mile in My Boots to life — school participation shows that helping end homelessness is for all ages.

Walk a Mile in My Boots is a fun, immersive way to engage your school in supporting people experiencing homelessness in South Australia. It’s easy to take part by joining us on Friday 7 August for the community walk or running a Walk a Mile event at your own school.

Jacinta, your Schools Cheerleader, is also here to support you — with ideas, resources and practical guidance to help make your Walk a Mile experience easy to run and meaningful.

Bring your school's Walk a Mile experience to life with our all-in-one toolkit — everything you need to step up and spread the word.

Spotlight on Pembroke School

Year 6 students stepping up to help end homelessness.

Teacher, Callum, has seen firsthand the impact of doing Walk a Mile in My Boots on the Pembroke School community.

"At school, students have walked laps of the oval together and taken part in the final community walk run by Hutt St Centre. We see Walk a Mile in My Boots as a valuable way for our students to make a contribution to their community.”

"A memorable moment was seeing a Year 6 student invited by the Premier to cut the ribbon to start the walk."

Lace up your boots with pride and join a movement of compassion and empathy for Walk a Mile in My Boots 2026