At our Annual Reunion in London, the prestigious Volunteer of the Year award was proudly presented to Resmi.
Having joined United Through Sport South Africa for a six-month placement, Resmi made a truly exceptional impact across our programmes. From the moment she arrived, she brought dedication, professionalism, and an infectious passion for sport and youth development that quickly set her apart.
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As part of our festive fundraising drive, 28 past volunteers from across Europe and the United States came together in London to run, reconnect, and raise funds in support of United Through Sport’s global programmes.
A Festive Drive for Lasting Change: Miles for Smiles, London 2025 Read More »
2025 was an incredible year for United Through Sport South Africa. From action-packed tournaments to inspiring life-skills sessions, our hubs were alive with energy, teamwork, and determination. Throughout the year, hundreds of young athletes took to the fields, courts, and pools with a shared goal: to grow, compete, and give their best.
2025 Highlights: A Powerful Look Back at Our South Africa Tournaments Read More »
United Through Sport continued its dedication to youth development through sport by hosting the fourth and final Aware.org Tournament at Sapphire Primary School, one of the organization’s Keep Active programme schools. The event brought together learners from Boet Jeggels Primary, Cederburg Primary, and the broader Booysen Park community for a week of spirited competition, teamwork, and fun.
Celebrating Youth Talent and Healthy Lifestyles in Gqeberha, South Africa 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.
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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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.
Miles for Smiles: Swim Challenge Raises over £1000 for Youth Development in Saint Lucia Read More »
At United Through Sport, we believe school holidays should be a time for children to thrive. That is why our Holiday Camps are designed to provide more than just fun, they offer structure, safety, mentorship, and opportunity.
Creating Safe Spaces for Growth: A Look into United Through Sport’s Holiday Camp Read More »
Building on the success of previous Miles for Smiles events, including London 2024, our first group of volunteers in 2025 set out with a clear goal: to make this challenge the biggest and most impactful yet.
Miles for Smiles: South Africa Volunteers Push Their Limits for Change Read More »
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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