Skrum.org Skrum is a charity established in Swaziland by CEO Michael COllinson to help improve the lives of children in the country. The SKRUM programme will give the youth of Swaziland an opportunity to first of all play the marvelous game of RUGBY, it will give them HOPE for the future and for once the freedom of CHOICE in their lives
	SOS iRB Kitaid Is simply a non profit making charity founded by a rugby mad John Broadfoot who saw for himself the plight of Romanian youngsters during a school rugby tour to Romania . The sight of a smiling Romanian eight year old boy running with the ball under one arm whilst he used the other to hold up his shorts made him want to do something about it. From the experience of his own rugby sons John knew there were several pairs of boots and shirts lying around doing nothing. So to test out the potential John collected kit from just ten schools to see how much kit might be available on a wider scale. The test was an outstanding success both in terms of quantity and quality of kit donated and John persuaded the International Rugby Board to endorse and fund its expansion to 200+ UK schools. The intention eventually is to have 2000+ UK schools/clubs on board distributing kit throughout the world whether it be townships in South Africa, emerging countries like India/Chile or inner city rugby in London or Cardiff. touraid has linked with SOS iRB Kitaid to help provide kit to the areas where there is a common interest as well as gratefully receiving the donation of boots for many of the children on touraid tours
	Friends of Rwandan Rugby Friends of Rwandan Rugby (FoRR) is a newly established UK based charity which aims to bring the game of rugby to Rwanda, specifically in rural communities and schools. FoRR is run by a group of enthusiastic volunteers, including public sector and charity sector staff, rugby enthusiasts and VSO volunteers. They also enjoy the support of Jason Leonard, Raphael Ibanez, Jo Yapp and Trevor Leota. Its mission is to support the development of rugby in Rwanda, through funding and awareness raising in the UK. touraid has linked with FoRR to bring children from the villages over to the UK to tour for a week and learn for a lifetime
	Tag Rugby Development Trust (TRDT) Tag Rugby Development Trust  is a unique charity that introduces primary school children in developing countries to Tag Rugby through volunteer tours that build a positive legacy through local involvement and UK support. The first tour to Uganda took place in 2002. Since then the team of volunteers have visited many countries and they have found that irrespective of the nature of project work being undertaken practically anywhere in the world, the one single thing that never fails to unite, interest, entertain and put a smile on ordinary peoples face the world over is sport. Central to the continued success of the program is the simple fact that volunteers and school children alike that participate have a positive, educational and extraordinary experience. touraid has linked with TRDT to allow reciprocating tours to take place to the UK