A Mile in their Shoes
Sport Relief asked the nation to Walk A Mile, to help raise funds for their projects at home and worldwide. But they asked three familiar faces - Nick Knowles, Victoria Beckham and Patrick Kielty - to go a little further. They visited three projects to find out how your money helps. Find out more about the programme.
Sport Relief asked the nation to Walk A Mile, to help raise funds for their projects at home and worldwide. But they asked three familiar faces - Nick Knowles, Victoria Beckham and Patrick Kielty - to go a little further. They visited three projects to find out how your money helps. Find out more about the programme.
Meet the presenters
The featured projects
Three very different initiatives with one single aim: offering individuals a step on their own route out of poverty. Find out more about the projects.
Building firm foundations
Large families are a symptom, not a cause, of poverty. Is education the key to the future?
Making the programme
Producer/Director Kimberley Littlemore reveals the behind-the-scenes stories from the making of A Mile In Their Shoes.
A next step
Want go that extra mile? Visit our taking it further page for details of further reading, related courses and weblinks.
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Sport Relief - get involved
If you want to support the work of Sport Relief, you can still contribute to their work. You'll find all you need to know on the Sport Relief website.