ISR Fun Walk to end violence against women

ISR Fun Walk to end violence against women!

Did you know on average, one woman a week is killed by her intimate male partner. This is a terrifying stat that we need to face and acknowledge. Women have the right to feel safe at their homes, free of violence and be equally respected.

Join us on this walk against gender-based violence on Sunday, December 3 at 9am. We will be doing a 7km loop of Iron cove bridge circuit, starting at king George park, Manning st, Rozelle, Sydney.

Map of the area we will be walking. The map also shows where the parking, cafes and toilets are.

Spread the word. Bring your family & friends. This is a great way to spend time, have some fun & be part of something meaningful. This is not just a walk, we want to raise awareness and empower the community and make a movement to end gender-based violence against women. This walk is for everyone who want to stand up in solidarity for women who have experienced some form of violence in their lifetime. Just imagine being in their shoes for a moment and feel their pain.

ISR foundation is built to help disadvantaged international students in Australia, so the money we raise from this event will go towards international students in this case victims -survivors of domestic violence in Australia.

This track is relatively easy & can be completed by anyone with reasonable level of fitness. The walk will take approximately 1.5 hours to complete. This circuit is popular amongst, joggers, walkers, cyclists & parents with prams as they get to enjoy & soak up the beautiful water views while exercising. 

Public toilets

There are public access toilets around the walking course. 

Within the City of Canada Bay:

• Brett Park
• Nield Park
• Rodd Park
• Timbrell Park

Within the Inner West Council LGA:

• Robson Park
• Hippo Park
• King George Park

Parking 

There are lots of free street parking options along Henley Marine Drive. Check out some of these other areas for free parking below.

• King George Park in Rozelle
• Leichhardt Rowing Club in Lilyfield
• Maliyawul Street in Lilyfield
• Rodd Park in Rodd Point

What to Wear

We encourage you to wear something orange as this colour represents a brighter future free from violence in the world for women and girls. 

Volunteers

We are looking for volunteers for this important cause. You can contact us directly to get involved.

Refund Policy 

Unfortunately, there is no refund available as this is a charity event.

What to bring 

• water bottle
• hat
• sunnies

Light refreshment

We will provide some light refreshments at the end of the walk