What's New

• How We're Responding To COVID-19

  The children we work with are some of the most vulnerable in the world and are particularly susceptible to the effects of a crisis like COVID-19. Read More

• Stop-Slow-Go

  Mukisa in Uganda plays this game in a refugee camp to control his body and be aware of others. Now he plays it with his family at home. Read More

• Get Involved with Right To Play!

  Right To Play was founded by Five-Time Olympic Gold Medalist Johann Olav-Koss. Since then, fellow Olympians and professional athletes have been some of our strongest supporters in protecting, educating and empowering 2.35 … Read More

• Right To Play's COVID-19 Response

  The COVID-19 virus had a significant impact on communities around the world, including those which Right To Play serves. The children we work with are some of the most vulnerable and are … Read More

• Webinar: A Conversation about Right To Play Programs in the Time of COVID

  COVID-19 is having a significant impact on communities around the world, including those which Right To Play serves. The children we work with are some of the most vulnerable and are particularly … Read More

• Play at Home: Games to Keep Children Healthy, Active and Engaged

  In the midst of the pandemic, we have adapted our games for children to play at home with their families to cope with the challenges of this crisis and beyond. There are … Read More

• The Gendered Effects of COVID-19

  More than 75% of caregivers in any emergency are women and girls. There are 745 million girls out of school in 191 countries across the world. These numbers are stark and alarming. … Read More

• One, Two, Three

  Fatima in Pakistan played this game at a Play Day where boys and girls come together. They have fun and get to know each other, soon realising that they have a lot … Read More

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