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Weight management is an integral part of health promotion. Maintaining a healthy body weight mitigates obesity-related health risks such as type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and certain cancers.

Walking is a simple physical activity that can be easily integrated into daily life. The Walking Challenge aims to raise awareness of the health benefits of walking, encourage the public to walk 10,000 steps a day to boost daily physical activity, and maintain a healthy body weight when combined with a balanced diet.

With the slogan "Step up to 10,000! Spark joy in every movement!", the Walking Challenge is conducted through the "e+Life" App under the eHealth App. It gamifies physical activity and makes it an enjoyable habit. The public can complete various missions on the "e+Life" App, synchronise step records, earn Health Coins, and redeem gifts.

Adults are recommended to gradually increase their daily step goal to 10,000 based on individual’s own physical conditions, abilities, pace and circumstances. Even if the goal cannot be achieved, any amount of walking is better than sitting.

In addition to the year-round Individual Walking Challenge, the Department of Health also organises the "Workplace Organisation Walking Challenge" from time to time to encourage working adults to integrate physical activity into their work life and foster a healthy culture within organisations. See "What's New" for details.

What's New

Workplace Organisation Walking Challenge 2026
In Progress

Enrolment Period: 4 May 2026 – 15 June 2026
Challenge Period: 1 July 2026 – 30 September 2026

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Step up to 10,000! Spark joy in every movement!

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Event Flow

Join Challenge

Download "e+Life" App on your mobile phone to join

Sync Steps Daily

Use eligible step counting mobile applications to record step count and synchronise the record to "e+Life" App daily

Earn Health Coins for
Gift Redemption

Complete missions to earn Health Coins on the "e+Life" App for gift redemption*
*Gifts could be redeemed from designated locations including District Health Centres and DHC Expresses tentatively in October 2026. 

Join Now!

The target participants are adults aged 18 or above. Interested individuals can download "e+Life" App on a mobile phone to join.