What's New
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Help Children in the Middle East
Hundreds of thousands of children in the Middle East are living through crisis. Many have witnessed family members and friends injured or killed. Children need our help. Your donation can help us respond.
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Making Menstrual Pads Makes Way for Girls’ Education
Jacqueline used to skip school during her period because she didn’t have access to menstrual pads. She felt unfocused and afraid of what was happening to her body. That all changed after joining a WASH Club that breaks down period stigma and provides girls and young women with access to health education and menstrual pads. Jacquline has the information and products she needs to keep learning and fully participating during menstruation.
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Playing For The World
Right To Play Canada is proud to celebrate and support our amazing Play Ambassadors competing in the 2024 Paris Games. Sport and play has the power to unify, amplify and elicit positive change around the world and we're thrilled to honour and cheer on these incredible Ambassadors as they represent Canada on the world stage!
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2023 Annual Report
Our 2023 Annual Report tells the story of how our teams in 21 countries mobilized last year to protect, educate, and empower over 5.6 million children to rise above adversity.
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Running Towards a Better Future: Welcoming New Balance Foundation
Right To Play is thrilled to welcome New Balance Foundation to the Right To Play family as our newest supporter of the PLAY program with a $40,000 USD donation. With a shared commitment to positive youth development, New Balance Foundation is helping Right To Play bring play-based learning opportunities to Indigenous youth in the GTA.
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Pledge to Play on International Day of Play
When was the last time you played? As kids, many of us played every day, exploring the world, connecting with others, exercising our bodies, minds, and creativity. Play opened up a world of possibilities. That’s why we’re excited to champion every child’s right to play on the first ever International Day of Play on June 11th.
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Supporting Indigenous Communities: Right To Play & Edmonton Oilers Collaborate for Training
Explore how Right To Play empowered eight Indigenous Community Mentors in Alberta through a collaborative training at Rogers Place, home of the Edmonton Oilers. Led by Nike Ambassador Kendra Jessie Rosychuk and supported by Oilers Alumni and Right To Play staff, the training focused on developing tailored ball hockey programs to support youth mental health. Discover how this initiative is driving positive change for Indigenous children and youth, thanks to funding from the Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation.
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Right To Play and partners secure a new U.N.-designated International Day of Play
On March 25, the United Nations announced the inauguration of a new International Day of Play that will take place on June 11 every year, beginning in 2024. It was the culmination of a large, global effort led by Right To Play and partner organizations to spotlight the importance of play in children’s lives, learning, and development, and to call attention to the need to protect children’s right to play. Together, partner organizations will engage millions of children, parents, teachers, and decision-makers around the globe on June 11 to celebrate the power of play.
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