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One Foot Forward - The walk for mental health!
Join us to walk, run or move this month in solidarity for the 1 in 5 Australians who experience a mental illness each year.
Together, we can show them they are not alone.
How It Works

1. Sign Up
Register your interest (for FREE) and join our community to walk in solidarity throughout October.

2. Share
Share your page and raise funds to help Australians impacted by mental illness.

3. Walk
Walk, run or move and log your kilometres throughout October for Mental Health Month.
1,692,994km
for mental health!
Mental Health stats in Australia
By supporting One Foot Forward, you're helping Black Dog Institute put ground-breaking new mental health treatment, education and digital services into the hands of the people who need them most, helping to create better mental health for all.
Let's show people with mental illness that we're in this together.
Register your interest for One Foot Forward 2027
Join our community to create better mental health for all Australians.
Julia has taken part in One Foot Forward every year since 2021:
"I grew up in a country town where mental health was never really talked about. It wasn't until I was older that I realised the anxiety I felt as a child wasn't just nerves, and that I wasn't the only person experiencing it.
I first joined One Foot Forward after a number of youth suicides in my local community. I wanted to do something to raise awareness and support mental health, but I soon realised I was doing it for myself too.
“My mind and body thrive on it”
Walking has become a huge part of my wellbeing. Being outdoors, connecting with my community and taking time away from screens helps me stay mindful and present. Just as importantly, One Foot Forward helps break down the stigma around mental health and reminds people that they're not alone.
To anyone thinking about taking part in One Foot Forward, I say: do it! Being outside and moving your body can do wonders for your mental health. The community will have your back, and together we'll take it one step at a time."
Register now and join Paul in One Foot Forward 2026.
Your rewards
Get your exclusive T-shirt and fundraising pack!
When you raise $95, you'll earn a One Foot Forward T-shirt to wear throughout your challenge and an exclusive fundraising pack to help you with your challenge.
Your Impact
Solidarity Wall
Sebastian Boyce A tribute for Lucy Hall
Den Dena
I’m walking in solidarity this October for myself and other Australians affected by mental illness and suicide. You are not alone. We are not alone!
Joana Martins
I’m walking in solidarity this October for Australians affected by mental illness and suicide. You are not alone.
Jordyn Fisher
I’m running in solidarity this October for Australians affected by mental illness and suicide like myself. We can get through this together. Be kind to yourself, you’re amazing
Zoe Fox
I’m walking in solidarity this October for Australians affected by mental illness and suicide. This one is so close to my heart as so many young men and women are suffering in silence. This is my way of showering this community with support and love. You are not alone.
Simone Scott
I’m walking in solidarity this October for Australians affected by mental illness and suicide. You are not alone.
Grace
I’m walking in solidarity this October for Australians affected by mental illness and suicide. You are not alone.
Carolyn Gray
I am walking to support all people who are impacted by mental wellbeing challenges. My family, friends and anyone else impacted to make support more visible and to encourage discussion of the topic.
Nataleah Russell A tribute for Amy Jayne ‘Dolly’ Everett
I’m walking in solidarity this October for Australians affected by mental illness and suicide. You are not alone. Everyday Australian farmers in rural communities are impacted, struggled/ are struggling with mental health. These are the people who make our communities what they are. It only takes a little effort to raise awareness and make an impact. It is not weak to speak.




I’m walking in solidarity this October for Australians affected by mental illness and suicide. You are not alone.