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Trek Kokoda & help end family violence

In 1942, the Kokoda Track area was the scene for bitter fighting as the Australian Army fought to defend Port Moresby from advancing Japanese forces. Today, walking the track has become a pilgrimage for many Australians.

Today, our fight is a different one and our battlefield much closer - in our neighborhood, in our street and in the homes of people we know and love. Today, we fight to end family violence. 

This October we will tackle one of the world’s great treks - The Kokoda Track. As part of the journey through the south and north coast of Papua New Guinea across 96 kilometres of rugged mountain terrain, tropical rainforest and unspoiled villages, the trek will raise vital funds to help end family violence.

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Thank you for your overwhelming support and interest in joining the Kokoda Trek.  We received an incredible amount of enquiries and have now filled all available places.

Support our team below by donating to their Everyday Hero page.

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Support the team & help end family violence

For decades, Matthew 'Richo' Richardson inspired young footballers to follow their sporting dreams. Today, he will inspire our team in Kokoda as Trek Ambassador.

Joining Richo on the trek are his former Richmond teammates Nathan Brown and Wayne Campbell.

Click here to support Richo's cause or click on one of our team members below to help them raise vital funds on the #TrektoEndViolence.

 

Nathan Brown	Wayne Campbell	Cameron McGlinchey	Maree De George
Paul Langdon	Rachel Hall	Courtney Banks	Craig Arnold
Caroline Arnold	Nick Strachan	Adam Strachan	Garry Conner
Geoffrey Bainbridge	William Bainbridge	Ned Bainbridge	David Greenstreet
Bradley Byrns	Kylie Kimberley	Nicole Membrey	Pamela Goode
Simon Bennett	Chris Geremia	David Tocci	Tim Fleming
Daniel Shannon	Garrick Robinson

Donations greater than $2 are tax deductible for Australian tax payers.