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Right To Play UK

Right To Play UK 2024 Annual Report

Right To Play UK is the UK arm of a global organisation that uses play — including sport and games — to protect, educate and empower children affected by conflict, poverty and displacement. Its 2024 Annual Report covers programmes across 17 countries, spanning early childhood education, literacy, girls' empowerment and crisis response, reaching 4.7 million children in 2024. [Note: this is a broader play/child-development charity rather than a sport-specific one; flagging for confirmation that it fits the Sport & Physical Activity category before publishing.]

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Play-based early childhood education, primary literacy programmes, gender equality and girls' wellbeing initiatives, and emotional wellbeing/crisis-response support for refugee and displaced children, delivered across 17 countries in Africa, Asia and the Middle East

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 4.7 million children reached globally in 2024, 48% of them girls
Key Metric 2 105,000 educators and 550,000 parents/caregivers trained in play-based approaches
Key Metric 3 18 million children empowered across 47 countries since the charity's founding in 2000

Key Outcomes

  • Literacy scores more than doubled among young children in Uganda's Play To Grow programme
  • 99% of previously out-of-school female participants in Tanzania's Save Her Seat project re-entered and stayed in school
  • 95% of children in Lebanon and the Palestinian Territories felt better able to express their emotions after psychosocial support sessions

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