This year, Sport Relief is again looking for your support - as it goes all out for India and asks you to run that extra mile.
Did you know...?
The cost of a Premier league football match ticket would pay for a street child living on the railways in India to be safe in a shelter for a month where they would receive food, clothing and schooling.
Did you know...?
Every hour 83 children are killed, maimed or disabled by war – that’s 124 children over the duration of a football match.
Did you know...?
For the price of a pair of football boots, nine AIDS orphans in Zambia could have their school fees paid for a year.
Would you like to make a difference to the lives of thousands more children like across the world through support for local projects in their area? Why not visit the official Sport Relief web site, where you can soon simply fill out the form and make a donation.
A Mile in their Shoes in more depth:
OU on the BBC: A Mile in their Shoes - About the programme
Production team
For A Mile in Their Shoes, Sport Relief asked three celebrities to travel a bit further - to every corner of the planet. Read more... Read more : OU on the BBC: A Mile in their Shoes - About the programme
OU on the BBC: A Mile in their Shoes - Making A Mile In Their Shoes
Sport Relief / Rhian AP Gruffydd
Kimberley Littlemore explains how Sport Relief managed to get Victoria Beckham to Peruvian dump =- and why it was important Read more : OU on the BBC: A Mile in their Shoes - Making A Mile In Their Shoes
OU on the BBC: A Mile in their Shoes - Nick Knowles
Greg Day
Find out more about our presenters: Nick Knowles, Victoria Beckham, and Patrick Kielty. Read more : OU on the BBC: A Mile in their Shoes - Nick Knowles
OU on the BBC: A Mile in their Shoes - Sport Relief: All out for India
Sport relief
Make your donation to Sport Relief. Read more : OU on the BBC: A Mile in their Shoes - Sport Relief: All out for India
OU on the BBC: A Mile in their Shoes - The Featured Projects
Sport Relief / Kevin Cahill
Three very different initiatives with one single aim: offering individuals a step on their own route out of poverty. Find out more about the featured... Read more : OU on the BBC: A Mile in their Shoes - The Featured Projects
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