Protect. Educate. Empower.

This is what the power of play can do:

• Giving girls a voice

• Say No to Unwanted Sex

  In Tanzania, 59% of girls in our programs believe they can say no to unwanted sex after 18 months of programming vs. just 13% before our programs.

• Building peaceful communities

  In conflict torn Burundi, 83% of children in Right To Play programs have significantly increased their peacebuilding and conflict resolution skills vs 47% in non Right To Play programs.

• Preventing HIV

  In Uganda, 91% of children in our programs know how to prevent transmission of HIV vs. 50% of children not in our programs.

• Keeping boys safe

  Peer violence in schools in Pakistan, a challenge faced by as many as 94% of boys in some schools, was reduced by 25% in schools with Right To Play programs.

• Doing better in school

  In Pakistan, children taught by Right To Play trained teachers scored 10% higher on standardized tests than children with no Right To Play trained teachers.

Giving girls a voice

We play for change

Right To Play is harnessing one of the most powerful and fundamental forces in every child’s life, the power of play. Our programs protect, educate, and empower children to heal from the harsh realities of war and abuse, to change their behavior and protect themselves from disease, to go to school, graduate and create a better future.

We play for change in 4 key areas:

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  Quality Education

  We use play to ignite a life-long love of learning in every child, making it fun, active and engaging.

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  Gender Equality

  We play to give girls a voice, to claim their rights to equality, education, dignity and safety.

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  Health & Well-being

  We use play to teach important health lessons, helping children learn the facts that can save their lives.

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  Child Protection

  Through play, children learn how to avoid violence, discrimination and exploitation.
  
  

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