On Sunday 7 March, over 50 different walks were organised around the UK by VSO's supporters and friends to raise awareness and funds to improve women's health worldwide.
Walks for Tabita took place all over the UK including in Liverpool, Gloucestershire, Aberdeen and Belfast.
In Richmond Park, London, bestselling author Kathy Lette, who has helped VSO promote the event, joined 90 walkers on a seven and a half mile walk round the park.
In the Lake District, one supporter, Marcus Risdell, decided walking was too easy and climbed the Lakeland 3000ers - Skiddaw, Hellvelyn, Scafell Pike, and Scafell - instead.
A big thank you
VSO UK would like to thank all those who took part and helped to highlight the problems so many women in the developing world face in being unable to access safe, professional health care.
The funds raised by our Walks for Tabita will help us to tackle this problem by recruiting more skilled health workers to train local people to provide the services people need.
How you're helping
£37...
... could help VSO keep an obstretrician in Indonesia for a week. In that time, they'll safely deliver 12 babies.
