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ChildFund Rugby
ChildFund Pass It Back es un programa deportivo de desarrollo innovador y premiado, liderado por ChildFund en asociación con World Rugby y Asia Rugby.
«Con ChildFund Pass It Back los jóvenes desarrollen las habilidades necesarias para mantenerse seguros en un entorno que cambia rápidamente, y se alinea con los esfuerzos a nivel global para poner fin a todas las formas de violencia contra los niños y niñas.”
Simon Whyte, Presidente Alianza ChildFund
¿COMÓ APOYAMOS A NIÑOS Y NIÑA?
A través del rugby, el programa ChildFund Pass It Back dota de habilidades para la vida a niños, niñas y jóvenes en Asia para que puedan enfrentar cualquier tipo de reto, crear un cambio social positivo y trasladarlo a sus comunidades.
Con un enfoque a favor de la equidad de género, más de la mitad del equipo son mujeres.
¿EN QUÉ PARTES DE ASIA?
ChildFund Pass It Back se lleva acabo en Laos, Vietnam, Camboya y Filipinas, donde nos centramos en las comunidades desfavorecidas.
Reconocido mundialmente como uno de los mejores programas de Deporte para el Desarrollo, esperamos que se amplíe en Asia y más allá, para que más jóvenes puedan disfrutar de su derecho a practicar deporte.
¿POR QUÉ EN ASIA?
El 60 % de la juventud en el mundo se concentra en Asia, con más de 1.800 millones de personas de entre 10 y 24 años.
Muchos de estos jóvenes carecen de oportunidades, conocimientos y habilidades para la vida para salir adelante en una región en cambio constante.
ChildFund Pass It Back se compromete a construir una nueva generación de líderes en Asia.
I am very pleased to see that World Rugby and ChildFund are joining forces for the Rugby World Cup 2019. Through this partnership, vulnerable children in Asia will get the opportunity to play rugby, and also benefit from a program which will give them important, and life-long, skills and knowledge.
John Eales AM, captain of the 1999 World Cup winning Wallabies
Ciaran Fitzgerald, former British and Irish Lions Captain
During ChildFund Pass It Back life skills sessions, the players can share their thoughts or feelings with their teammates, and talk to their coaches in confidence. The players always get the support they need.
Truong, ChildFund Pass It Back Coach, Vietnam
It is a privilege to travel to these communities and support the development of new talent. I am particularly impressed that in Laos and Vietnam, where rugby is a relatively new sport, so many girls and young women are jumping in and giving it a go.
Nicole Beck, Aussie Sevens star and Olympic gold-medallist
I want to help involve as many Lao girls and women from rural and remote communities as possible in rugby so they too can feel brave and strong.
Lao Khang, former coach with ChildFund Pass It Back and member of the Lao Women’s National Rugby team
In Vietnam, children in rural areas do not have much chance to play like the kids in big cities. I bring something fun for them to play and I am happy with that. Coaches also share their own real life experiences to facilitate life-skills discussions.
Huyen, ChildFund Pass It Back Coach, Vietnam
As a transformational rugby for good program, ChildFund Pass It Back is a perfect embodiment of how sport can inspire social change. We are excited about the impact rugby can have for thousands of children within Asia, the world’s most populous and youthful continent.
Brett Gosper, CEO, World Rugby
