Walk, jog, or trek through the heart of the Cotswolds. Rolling hills, villages, and the magical Cotswold Way with footpaths and trails awaits the 2000 adventurers ready to test themselves. Full support and hospitality included Read more
The Argentina All Schools programme is working with 6 clubs and 20 schools in the suburbs surrounding Buenos Aires where there are a number of shanty towns, issues of poor education and health, and high crime and unemployment rates. Read more
Kampuchea Balopp gives disabled and disadvantaged children in Cambodia access to sport to aid social inclusion and education Read more
The STAR Scheme is The Atlas Foundation's latest local partner, operating in South-West England. The STAR Scheme uses its rugby network of grassroot rugby clubs and coaches to support children growing up with difficult childhoods, offering them help and guidance to overcoming the experiences Read more
Atlas celebrates the International Day of Education 2023! #IDE2023 Read more
Eswatini has the highest rate of HIV/AIDS in the world, with 28% of the population infected. SKRUM’s mission is to reduce these figures and offer hope to the youth of Eswatini, inspiring better leadership in communities, raising awareness of gender violence and promoting the benefits of school and education. Read more
The Atlas Foundation supports The Jungle Crows with the Khelo Rugby project in 35 locations in Kolkata and North Bengal, benefiting nearly 2000 children each week. Read more
Rugby in Israel is not a well know sport, but the focus of this project on peace and reconciliation has made it noteworthy beyond the pitch. The values of rugby, with fierce opposition on the pitch, but strong fellowship off the pitch, is an important tool to break down traditional mistrust between different religious and racial groups in the country. Read more
This project works exclusively with children from the Kibera Slum, the largest slum in Africa, giving them a chance to thrive Read more
In rural Kenya there is little gender parity in primary education and many fewer girls access secondary education. In 2011, many girls in this region were leaving primary school early to be married or after becoming pregnant. Team Talk takes a fresh approach by using tag rugby alongside classroom sessions to address gender equality in rural Kenyan schools. Read more
I am running for the Richmond Heavies Foundation and MindI want to give back in any small way, to the club that has provided me with so many opportunities and lifelong friendships and to help individuals and communities to protect and look after each other. Read more
Updates from South Africa Read more
Les Enfants de L'Ovale is a programme that gives children the opportunity to develop themselves through rugby. The project teaches the children about health and hygiene as well as giving them support with their education. Read more
The innovative project is transforming education for children in Langa, Cape Town. The Atlas Digibus is equipped with laptops and technology, helping the children transition between mother tongue and english. Read more
GWRI lifts young girls out of poverty in Gauteng, giving them the opportunity to play rugby and learn valuable life skills for their future Read more
Run as part of The Atlas South Africa region, the Ocean View and Masiphumelele High School programmes are using rugby and mentoring sessions to help the children tackle the drug and alcohol problems plaguing their communities. Read more
Trekkers from The Atlas Foundation helped feed children in a Kiberan feeding programme Read more
The Memphis Inner City Rugby project works in one of the most deprived neighbourhoods in the US, turning out some great kids, keeping them from gangs, drugs and early pregnancies, and giving them an academic and athletic future. Read more
11 year old boy in Kibera helping to balance school work with needs of his family in Kibera Read more
Over £15,000 had been raised so far the Prize Draw For Poverty campaign when it initially closed on the 5th January. The donation links are still running. Read more
I'm on the leadership team for the Matt Ratana Rugby Foundation Read more
The Hippo's are proud to have been involved for many years with Atlas and the South African Rugby Legends. Our fund raising has contributed to their feeding and rugby inclusion programmes. Read more
Rugby is a sport that brings communities together and the Atlas foundation is supporting this across 5 continents. We can support and offer disadvantaged children a environment where they can develop not only at a physical sport, but also as individuals where they can gain the confidence to survive in a supportive environment. Read more
Terms and conditions for the Prize Draw for Poverty Read more
The Atlas Foundation exists to directly care, support and guide deprived children towards a better future. We are running our Prize Draw for Poverty to raise money for some of the world's most vulnerable children. Read more
This is a charity that is close to heart of the minis chairman, and one which we as a Tour Committee strongly believe reflects and shares the values of Keynsham RFC. Read more
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The Atlas Foundation came away as winner of the Sponsor of the Year award and the Project of the Year went to Gauteng Women's Rugby Institute Read more
Atlas is commemorating the 10th anniversary of International Day of the Girl by reflecting on our work so far supporting girls and young women across the world. Read more
Ke Mardy is one of Kampuchea Balopp's longterm residents. Since joining at 14 years old, he has found his community and helps other members of the group to feel involved too. Read more