This July, Stewards Academy hosted Play for Change and one of their ambassadors - inspirational Paralympic athlete Anne Wafula Strike for a motivational sports day with 900 children. The Harlow based racer delivered a potent presentation, focusing on the potential of sports as a tool for self-development and community-building. The main purpose of this day though was encouraging children to play sports in order to cultivate key life skills for themselves and the communities they live in.

London, 30th June 2017 - We are thrilled to announce that the TV Sports Awards (TVSA) will be returning for its third year. Applications to apply are open and tables and seats are now on sale.

Miami, 23 June 2017 - Play for Change (PFC) hosted kids and stars at the Wilde Community Centre in the City of Hialeah, Miami, yesterday for the official launch of ‘Kick It’ the exciting soccer and education program.

Play for Change is honoured to have been awarded a generous gift from First Give, an organization that partners with secondary schools to help students give their time, tenacity and talents to improve their local communities.  A class of Grade 8 students from Paddington Academy participated in First Give's programme, presenting information on local charities for a chance to win a cash prize, to be given to the charity of focus. 

Khelaun Khelaun is Play for Change's 3 year long volleyball and badminton program in Nepal. 

The second Khelaun Khelaun tournament, which was hosted on 26th May, brought together over 190 children from across the mountainous region of the Lamjung District to play volleyball and badminton.  

On 3rd June, Play for Change (PFC) and Pro League hosted their third annual ‘Schools Cup’ tournament, a youth football tournament that was held at the Eneco Stadium of Oud-Heverlee Leuven in Belgium. The tournament provided over 300 children aged 11 - 12 years old with the experience of a ‘day in the life of a professional footballer’ whilst promoting values of social inclusion and fair play through football.