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Laureus-supported projects are at work on every continent tackling issues such as gang violence, lack of education, racial intolerance, and HIV/AIDS.

 

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  • We operate in

    34 countries

  • Supporting

    104 projects

  • Changing the lives of

    1.5 Million kids

What we do

Laureus support is focused on helping passionate community sports projects make a positive difference to the lives of others

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Why support us

The Laureus Sport for Good Foundation’s ultimate goal is to help less fortunate people enjoy a better life through the power of sport. Read more ...

Our impact

How Laureus support is making a positive change in the lives of people the world over

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Want to get involved?

There are many ways you can use your passion for sport to help change the world for the better.

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Recently updated projects

  • Laureus Urban Stars - Belfast

    Building upon the successful experience of Laureus Urban Stars in London, Urban Stars Belfast works to reduce gun and gang violence among the youth of the city by offering the alternative of coming off the streets and taking part in sport.

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  • Coach Across America
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  • Football Untied

    Football United uses the magic of football to bring people together for the common goal of creating harmonious and cohesive societies.

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  • Open Sunday

    The project is inspired by scientific studies which show that increased sports activities for children can improve awareness in health-related issues, such as diabetes and obesity, and even social concerns such as poverty.

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  • Special Olympics - Russia

    The mission of Special Olympics Russia is to provide year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.

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  • Sport sans Frontières - Haiti
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  • Mit Pferden Stark Machen

    By spending time with horses or horse riding with others, the youngsters are given the opportunity to engage with their peers both with and without disabilities.

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