Hello new followers, and welcome to our global community! 👋 Right To Play is an international charity working to protect, educate and empower children. We use play to help them stay in school and learn, heal from trauma, and overcome barriers. Learn more: https://t.co/vTth8m1KuJ
Every girl should have the freedom to shape her own future. Through the transformative power of play, we work with girls, families and communities to make that possible. #DayOfTheGirl
Play isn't a distraction from the challenges of fear, anxiety or sadness. It's how children build the resilience to overcome them. In our global programmes, play creates the space for healing.
#WorldMentalHealthDay
Para-basketball gave Kémo strength, but most importantly it gave him the confidence to claim his place on the court and in the community.
Read his story: https://t.co/S5pIu0XfMd
Happy #WorldTeachersDay to the teachers around the globe who are helping shape children's lives. 💛
Today, we're especially celebrating the Right To Play-trained teachers who are bringing play into the classroom to make learning accessible, inclusive and joyful.
For many young women in Burundi, stigma and limited access to mental health support mean there is nowhere safe to turn when life becomes overwhelming. But through sport, Rachele found the safe space she needed – in movement, in play, and in the company of others who understood
We're so proud to be working together with our partners @LFCFoundation to make a life-changing difference to children in Ethiopia and around the world through the power of sport and play 💛
In Debre Birhan City, Ethiopia, children displaced by conflict now have a safe place to learn, play, heal and grow 🏫🙌
As part of the global partnership between LFC Foundation and @RightToPlay_UK, a new three-classroom preschool has been built through the Reading and Inclusion for Safe Education (RISE) project.
Fully equipped with learning and play materials, the centre provides a safe, welcoming and child-friendly environment where young children can build confidence and learn through play ❤️
Right To Play is a global charity supporting children's learning and mental health through play. We reach millions of children each year in some of the world's toughest places to ensure every child gets the childhood they deserve. 💛
An extraordinary adventure for experienced riders 🐎🌍
In March 2027, our Ambassador @HoyEventing will host a seven-day riding safari through Kenya’s Maasai Mara, organised by Orbis Expeditions and supporting Right To Play.
Bookings close 30/09: https://t.co/6t5fZtrlIb
For young people living as refugees in Adjumani, Uganda, the Game Connect sport-for-mental-health programme is supporting emotional well-being, life skills and integration in the community. Here's how it works.
Conflict has closed or destroyed schools across Mali. But thanks to Right To Play-trained volunteers like Fatoumata, who uses play to help children feel safe, supported and ready to learn again, children are starting to recover and return to education.
Play isn't a distraction from academics, it's the foundation for learning. Research shows that a play-based curriculum can boost children's academic success, increasing learning by the equivalent of four extra months of school in a year.
There's a moment in every classroom when a child stops waiting to be called on and finds the confidence to raise their hand.
For 12-year-old Antou, the odds were against it. But it happened.
Right To Play Lebanon Country Director Racha Nasreddine spoke to Positive News about the role of play in supporting the well-being of children affected by conflict.
Thank you for highlighting our work supporting children through crisis, @PositiveNewsUK.
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New school year. New possibilities.
Back to school can be the start of something extraordinary. For children in Rwanda, it has meant discovering a passion for coding through Plug in Play, our STEM-through-play programme supported by the LEGO Foundation.
When you’ve had your life turned upside down by war, going back to school doesn’t just mean returning to learning. It means a place that feels safe, reliable, and close to trusted adults who can protect you.
Help children who have lost everything: https://t.co/NCdjxroEE2