Update: Kim’s Step for REMAP Challenge

Kim Doubles Her Challenge – 10,000 Steps for REMAP!

You may have seen that Kim – a quadruple amputee and inspirational advocate for sepsis awareness – set herself the ambitious challenge of walking 5,000 steps throughout May using her prosthetic legs and walking frame, all to raise funds for REMAP.

Now halfway through the month, not only is Kim absolutely smashing her 5,000-step target, but she’s also raised over £500 – and she’s not stopping there!

Feeling more motivated than ever, Kim has now doubled her target to 10,000 steps by the end of May.

Together, we can help Kim reach that amazing 10,000-step milestone – and raise even more funds to support life-changing work for disabled people across the UK.

Kim says:

“I’m blown away I’ve been able to do this many steps so soon I didn’t dream it would be possible. I’m determined I’m going to do this, and I appreciate everyone who’s donated to sponsor me so far.

“REMAP are an incredible charity and I want to help them and, with your help, we’re doing this together, so thank you so much.”

Let’s rally behind Kim as she takes on this new target. You can follow her progress and show your support by donating or even setting your own step challenge for May.