Creating Safe Spaces For Children in India: The Sunrise Centre

In Saraswatipur, a remote village in India’s elephant corridor, daily life is marked by hardship and danger. Yet, through Khelo Rugby’s creation of the Sunrise Centre, children have gained access to safety, education, and hope. This initiative has transformed lives, boosting school attendance and inspiring lasting community change.

Win a Signed Harlequins Shirt

This month's prize is a Signed Harlequin's Shirt by Oscar Beard. Whether you're a rugby fan or one of our supporters, this is a unique chance to own a piece of sporting history and be part of a movement changing lives through rugby. A huge thank you to the Harlequin's...

World Tsunami Awareness Day: The Tu’anuku Kindergarten is Nearly Complete

This November, as we mark World Tsunami Day, we are thrilled to share a major progress update on our ongoing commitment to the Kingdom of Tonga.

Atlas Media Centres: Safe and Supportive Spaces

A part of the Atlas South Africa All Schools initiative, the Atlas Media Centres at Masiphumelele and Ocean View High Schools have become vital hubs of learning, safety, and growth.

International Day for the Eradication of Poverty

On 17 October, we join the global community in marking the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty – a day that reminds us poverty is not only about lack of income, but about dignity, justice, and belonging.

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Study Cat kicks off at Khelo!

Study Cat kicks off at Khelo!

Atlas is working with Study Cat to provide children at Khelo rugby with essential technology to improve their education. This programme is a game changer and is making education accessible for these children. With your continued support we can continue to provide more children with life changing opportunities like this!

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Women’s Barbarians join The Atlas Foundation to inspire the next generation

Women’s Barbarians join The Atlas Foundation to inspire the next generation

The Women’s Barbarians joined The Atlas Foundation at Ocean View High School for a coaching day ahead of their South African test. The Baabaas and kids shared skills, stories and an unexpected lesson in hurling from their Irish contingent. The girls at Ocean View and Masiphumelele were inspired by the Baabaas and were exhilarated to spend some time with female rugby role models.

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The Atlas DigiBus continues to help children thrive!

The Atlas DigiBus continues to help children thrive!

The Atlas DigiBus is helping an extra 1300 children per month in Langa, Cape Town with their computer lessons and this is leading to remarkable improvements in their English, Maths and coding skills!  The Atlas Digibus gives these children valuable opportunities for growth and development, providing them with the chance to thrive!

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Mission Accomplished at the URC!

Mission Accomplished at the URC!

Mission Accomplished with Atlas USA at the URC! Atlas USA held the Urban Rugby Championships last week, which was a great success, despite the rain. The children all enjoyed the experience, and told us how they had made new friends, and had a chance to get out of their comfort zone. Some even described it as the time of their lives!

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International Mother Language Day

International Mother Language Day

On International Mother Language Day, we are celebrating how the Atlas DigiBus is transforming children’s lives, and giving them better opportunities for the future. Through teaching English, the Atlas DigiBus is allowing children who previously only spoke their indigenous language the ability to access education, and is providing them with the chance to thrive!

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Kampuchea Balopp KB Day!

Kampuchea Balopp KB Day!

Atlas partner, Kampuchea Balopp held their first KB day of the year, sharing the themes of gender equality, social inclusion, and disability!

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DigiBus Launch

DigiBus Launch

The Atlas Foundation welcomes the first Atlas DigiBus, a pioneering initiative for children, employment, and communities in South Africa

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Maro Itoje joins the Atlas Foundation Board of Trustees

Maro Itoje joins the Atlas Foundation Board of Trustees

We are absolutely delighted to announce that the Saracens and England lock, Maro Itoje, has been elected to the Board of Trustees. As an Atlas Foundation Trustee Maro will be legally responsible, as a Board Director, for charitable compliance and will work with the other Trustees to set the strategic direction of the charity, ensuring that Atlas fulfils its vision and mission.

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