Race Around India: Keeping Children Active Beyond the Digital Divide
Race Around India is an offline, gamified physical education initiative designed to keep children active at home while reducing inequalities created by the digital and gender divide.
Empowering Women in Sports: Understanding the Barriers Girls Face
A data-led case study that identified the social barriers preventing girls from participating in sport and outlined practical opportunities to create more inclusive sporting environments.
Digital Intervention to Get Government School Children Active During the Pandemic
Supported by Bata India, Sportz Village Foundation used a self-directed and gamified digital platform to keep children from government schools active during the pandemic.
Keeping Children Active Through the Digital Program
A six-week digital physical education pilot helped children from government schools in Tamil Nadu stay active and engaged during the COVID-19 lockdown.
Sport For Change – Project Udaan
A Sport For Change initiative by Chambal Fertilisers and Chemicals Limited and Sportz Village Foundation, positively impacting over 2,800 children and youth across 26 educational institutions in Kota and Baran.
Identifying and Developing Young Sports Talent Through HCL Foundation Schools
A structured talent identification and coaching programme that helped young athletes from HCL Foundation schools progress from fitness assessment to competitive performance.
PADKAR: Empowering Women Through Self-Defense Training
A large-scale self-defense programme that equipped more than 2.77 lakh women and girls across Gujarat with practical skills, confidence and mental strength.
Learning Through Play: Nurturing Problem Solvers of the Future
Learning Through Play uses structured, activity-based learning to help children build computational thinking, problem-solving and 21st-century skills.
75% of Children Were Engaged in Sportz Village Foundation’s Digital Program
A 10-week digital engagement program helped children from government schools in Tamil Nadu stay physically and emotionally active during the COVID-related outbreak.
