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Supporting Children’s Emotional Well-Being Through Play

For too many children, crisis is the new normal. Millions of children around the world are living in difficult and dangerous situations that put their safety, their health, and their futures at risk. Learn how we're harnessing play to help children cope with trauma, process difficult emotions, and find a sense of normalcy that enables them to learn and develop.

BRIDGING THE GAPS CAUSED BY DISPLACEMENT

MAKE DOUBLE THE DIFFERENCE THROUGH THE BIG GIVE CHRISTMAS CHALLENGE 2024

Right To Play UK is delighted to have been chosen as one of the charities supported through the Big Give Christmas Challenge this year. The Christmas Challenge is a match funding campaign by Big Give, which offers supporters the opportunity to make double the impact through their kind donations. By donating between now and 12pm on 10 December, you too can help transform twice the number of vulnerable children across RTP programmes through the power of play.

How Community Coaches Break Barriers to Education

Right To Play-trained Community Coaches Anna Marie, Fulgence, and Marcelina tear down barriers that prevent girls and children with disabilities from accessing a play-based, quality education and opportunity in Burundi. They share how Girls’ Clubs, home visits, and community sensitisation events shift beliefs that exclude children.

Right To Play UK’s Sports Quiz 2024 raises more than £325k to support vulnerable children around the world

Right To Play UK’s eighth annual Sports Quiz took place at Nobu Hotel in London on Thursday 21 November and raised £325 to support children around the world in our programmes.

STRENGTHENING LITERACY AND ATTITUDES TOWARDS EQUALITY

In Mozambique, only 4% of children in third grade read at a grade-appropriate level. But in Namaacha, where this Reading Club operates, things are changing. After school, Reading Club Instructors use games and play-based activities to help children strengthen their understanding of core literacy concepts and practice their reading skills.

PLAY YOUR PART - DONATIONS DOUBLED BEFORE 13 DECEMBER

As conflicts rage and climate change worsens, the places where children should feel safe to play and learn are disappearing. Children are resilient, but they need our help. In crises, education is often the first service to stop and the last to resume. Psychosocial support is often overlooked. Even if it is offered, it may not speak to children in their language – play.

IMPROVING ACCESS TO HEALTH INFORMATION AND SERVICES

In Uganda, many adolescents and young people find it difficult to access sexual and reproductive health care, information, and services. The Sexual Health and Reproductive Education (SHARE) project is ensuring young people can access the skills and knowledge they need to advocate for their health-related rights and promote gender equity within their personal lives and communities.