Creating safe and inclusive spaces for children goes beyond providing opportunities to participate in sport. It also means ensuring that adults who support them have the knowledge, practical skills

In Tirana, Ulcinj, Belgrade, Sarajevo, and Ohrid, 135 young people aged 18 to 24 arrived by bus, train, and plane from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia.

A new global survey is now open to identify priority training needs in the field of Sport for DevelopmentLed by the SKILLS4CHANGE project, this survey will help shape free online training courses for

Play International Rwanda recently welcomed Anne Meaux, Head of Innovation and Educational Development at Play International Headquarters, for an eight-day field visit focused on strengthening

Mathematics becomes a lot more fun when you add a little play.Through the Let’s Play Maths project co-funded by the European Union through the Erasmus+ program, PLAY International and its partners are

On 20 and 21 December 2025, PLAY International Rwanda officially launched training in the EGAUX (Turareshya) kit with teachers from the Rwamagana and Gasabo districts. The EGAUX kit is an educational

The entire PLAY International team sends you its warmest wishes for 2026. We hope you have a year full of energy, new experiences, and sports.The context in which we are starting this new year is

The REPLAY project is accompanying 5 Italian football clubs that are developing projects to include displaced children. From this phase and the test period in the club Liberi Nantes, the consortium is

During the fall 2025 local elections in Kosovo, PLAY International launched a powerful civic campaign under the banner “Zotohem për Lojë” (“I Commit to Play”), inviting mayoral candidates to publicly