Saturday 11 October 2025
Rotary Clubs ... click here for ways you can participate
We are locked in for our 3rd Annual Walk for Respect
on Saturday 11 October, from Victoria Square to the
Elder Park Rotunda. Adelaide's respectful walk to say
No to Domestic Violence & YES to Respectful Relationships.
Individuals - Register Here
http://c.planetreg.au/2025-Rotary-Walk-For-Respect-Individual-Registrations
9am - start to gather in Victoria Square
9am - our drop off station for home products opens
to help people set-up new homes / emergency shelter
as they escape Domestic Violence households
10am - the walk starts - 1.2km along King William Street
10.30am - Everyone arrives in Elder Park
from 10.45am - 2 key note presenters not to be missed!
Mingle | enjoy a Coffee | Connect | Support
Our walk will again be a peaceful, non-confrontational, non-political occasion to offer the wider community an insight into key signs of Domestic Violence & Coercive Control against Women • Men • Children! Plus more.
To flag YOUR group's interest in being a part of the 2025 Walk for Respect, get in early by emailing Chair@WalkForRespect.au
A Survivor's Story - Why Rotarians are so passionate
Pledges for the Future
Merchandise! Look Fantastic on Walk Day
Look great and share the positive messages of saying NO to Domestic Violence.
our Rotary clubs uniting to Walk for Respect
Drop Off Day - Care Packs for DV Survivors
The need to support people escaping Domestic Violence is growing all the time. Although the Government do offer emergency funding support, the amount of money limits many greatly.
Many of our partner charities prepare 'home kits' to help survivors get back on their feet, noting so many walk away from their houses with maybe only their clothing. Sometimes not even that.
This year, we encourage you to come along to the 2025 Walk for Respect and bring a simple household item with you that we can put into Kitchen; Bedroom; Bathroom packs, to help these survivors set up a new home.
We'll be offering these products to our Rotary Partners, who are already in desperate need of these items.
We'll very shortly be launching extra info about the sorts of items needed most. Stay tuned.
A major shout out to the major community groups represented in the Parade, including many Rotary Clubs from around metropolitan Adelaide and beyond; Zonta; Zahra Foundation; Embolden; Women's Safety Services; Catherine House; Uniting Communities; the Western Collaboration Against Family and Domestic Abuse; Uniting SA; 16 Days of Activism Onkaparinga; Liberal Party of SA; The Hut Community Centre; OARS Community Transitions; AnglicareSA + more
