On 15th March 2026, global volunteers at United Through Sport Caribbean successfully hosted their first Miles for Smiles campaign of the year. This year volunteers and staff came together to combine the past two approaches of running and swimming to cover the length of the island twice (87km).
February 2026 marked an energising and impactful start to the year for United Through Sport Saint Lucia. With the arrival of new international volunteers and a full calendar of grassroots, school and performance programmes underway, the month showcased exactly how sport is transforming lives across the island.
From preschool beach sessions to national tournaments, here’s what impact looked like in February.
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United Through Sport Caribbean was proud to see its volunteers take part in the 2025 Caribbean Carnival Rugby 7s, held over two high-energy days, Friday 1st and Saturday 2nd August, at the Gros Islet Mini Stadium in Saint Lucia.
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Boats on Wheels makes its return in 2025, building on the success of previous years with a renewed commitment to expanding access to sailing for young people across Saint Lucia.
Boats on Wheels Returns in 2025: Expanding Access to Sailing for Saint Lucian Youth Read More »
Rather than taking the common approach of running a targeted distance, this group took on a new challenge: the initiative brought together 21 volunteers who collectively swam nearly 20 miles, exceeding the original target of swimming the 14-mile width of the island.
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In Saint Lucia, sports physiotherapy is still a developing field, and access to qualified professionals remains limited. Through our Sports Physiotherapy Internship Programme, UTS is working to bridge this gap.
Physiotherapy Clinic: Back in Action for Saint Lucian Athletes Read More »
Launched by former intern and passionate goalkeeper Gijs Spaling, this initiative has grown from a small, grassroots effort into a thriving island-wide clinic, offering weekly, specialised training tailored specifically for different age groups in a challenging yet fun atmosphere.
The Soufriere Mini Stadium was alive with energy this past weekend as Saint Lucia hosted its highly anticipated National Track & Field Race. Young athletes from across the island gathered to showcase their speed, endurance, and determination in a packed schedule of events, ranging from explosive 60m sprints to grueling 5000m long-distance races.
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Physical education is about more than just movement, it’s a chance for young children to explore, imagine, and express themselves through play. Our recent PE session with Collective Kids and Memorial Preschool was a perfect example of how creativity and activity go hand in hand.
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A series of competitive matches allowed both teams to learn from each other’s strengths. Initially, the UK players struggled to contain the unpredictable nature of the Saint Lucian attack. Conversely, the local team found it challenging to maintain defensive organisation against the structured UK approach.
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