Right to play- Community Assessment

Right to play is currently focused its attention on helping children recover from the Pakistan floods. As a community organization, right-to-play values caring for children and communities as well as looking after themselves and one another staying true to themselves, keeping their promises, and acting with honesty and integrity. A variety of tasks have been performed to fix the issues of violence, child labor, early marriage, illiteracy, and inequality by creating programs that protect, educate, and empower children to heal from the harsh realities of war and abuse. Right to play’s capacity in Canada goes as follows,

• 14,900 volunteer coaches

• 627 international staff members

• More than 300 athlete ambassadors

with this in mind, the most recent information accessible to gather is outdated from back in 2015. The Right To Play Headquarters within Canada is located in Toronto, ON where they’re responsible for recruiting volunteers, fundraising, and building awareness of Right To Play initiatives. The outcomes of Right To Play initiatives include children discovering how to make safe and healthy choices and protecting themselves and their families. In terms of outcomes in regard to numbers, right to play is empowering 1.52 million children every day all around the world according to 2022 statistics. As for actions that are valued by right to play, they include keeping children safe and healthy, improving educational outcomes, creating equal opportunities for girls, and boys, and building bridges between diverse communities.