Skrum is a charity established in Swaziland by CEO Michael Collinson to help improve the lives of children in the country. The SKRUM programme educates the youth of Swazialnd in HIV Aids and Gender issues in classroom sessions followed by some fun rugby where the messages are re-enforced. It gives them HOPE for the future and for once the freedom of CHOICE in their lives.

Skrum's excellent model is being expanded to Kenya and Lesotho and touraid is supporting its development. 

Rugby Uncle
"Rugby Uncle has been set up to provide support to rugby players in disadvantaged communities. Setting out we are focussed on India as this is where we have first hand experience of the effect of rugby on young people and how it can change lives."

Khelo Rugby is the delivery arm of RU providing much needed sports, mentoring and role models to the young boys and girls in the slums in Kolkata, Chennai and Orissa.

Skrum Kenya has been set up with the help and support of the Oundle School community who have had a long term relationship with schools in the Rift Valley (Ngecho). 

Erick and Felix recently underwent their induction in Swaziland with Michael Collinson and his team and will be rolling out the messages to schools across the Nakuru District over the coming months.

Exciting times!

The Umzingisi School of Sporting Excellence
"We are committed to realizing our dream with a long-term vision that will use sport to transform the lives of talented young athletes from the township areas of PE. We will help them develop into strong adults and hope that they will play a part in shaping the future of sport in the new South Africa. While focusing on sporting development, Umzingisi prioritises the importance of creating well-rounded citizens with strong life skills. Graduates of the school will grow up to become role models and influential members of their communities". touraid has linked with USSE to allow reciprocating tours to take place to the UK

Sacred Sports Foundation

The St. Lucia-based non-profit organisation is dedicated to using sport as a development tool to assist youth in the Caribbean and has in recent years worked on a number of sports programs with a range of local, regional and international partners. Funded by grants won from; EU, UNESCO, Australian Government and other large corporates, such as Digitel.

touraid are  delighted to support Nova Alexander and her dedicated team to deliver social change through sport across the Island and the Caribbean.

The Bahay Bata Center
The Angeles Bahay Bata Center is an institution in Central Luzon that seeks to uplift the welfare of 'street children'. Our mission is to place these children in a safe and caring environment, to give them all the basic necessities of life that any more fortunate child could normally expect. touraid has linked with TBBC to allow reciprocating tours to take place to the UK

Money for Milk
MFM is a small organisation of professional volunteers with no salaries or bills to pay. Every penny that you donate will be used to pay the milk bills of our partner orphanages. The charity was set up as a result of an U15 boys team from Reeds Weybridge RFC visiting the orphanage of Baphumelele in the township of Kayelitscha outside Cape Town, South Africa.
touraid are delighted to support this wonderful tour legacy.