Lao Rugby Federation

The LRF is proud to join hands with UNFPA Laos and other partners in Laos and internationally for the 16 Days Campaign to end violence against women and girls! We invite all rugby clubs, unions and fans everywhere to join us to #OrangeTheWorld! #EndGenderBasedViolenceNow #OrangeLaos #EndGBVinLaoPDRNow
#GenerationEquality

The Lao Rugby Federation is proud to support the 16 days of activism to eliminate violence against women and children. Through our Champa Ban Youth Rugby Programme, we deliver rugby and life skills in partnership with ChildFund Rugby. More than 3,000 11-16 year olds are registered in our Champa Ban program this year and over 50% of players and Coaches are female! Safeguarding is a key part of our work, and it’s fundamental to ensuring a safe space for everyone in Laos to play sport and learn. The curriculum helps to build young players’ leadership and life skills particularly in the areas of gender, financial literacy, being healthy, and feeling safe. #Orangetheworld #EVAWLaos #GenerationEquality

During the 16 Days Campaign to raise awareness about gender-based violence, we recognise the role of the boys and men in the rugby community who are uniting to prevent and end violence against women and girls! We invite all rugby clubs, unions and fans everywhere to join us to #OrangeTheWorld! #EndGenderBasedViolenceNow #OrangeLaos #EndGBVinLaoPDRNow
#GenerationEquality

🇱🇦Happy National Day 2021, 46th independence of Laos from the Lao Rugby Federation! ❤️🙏

The Lao Rugby Federation is proud to support the 16 days of activism to eliminate violence against women and children. Through our Champa Ban Youth Rugby Programme, we deliver rugby and life skills in partnership with @childfundrugby. More than 3,000 11-16 year olds are registered in our Champa Ban program this year and over 50% of players and Coaches are female! Safeguarding is a key part of our work, and it’s fundamental to ensuring a safe space for everyone in Laos to play sport and learn. The curriculum helps to build young players’ leadership and life skills particularly in the areas of gender, financial literacy, being healthy, and feeling safe. #Orangetheworld #EVAWLaos #GenerationEquality

🏋️‍♀️💪🦹‍♂️🏡 Everyone at the LRF can’t wait to get back on the pitch, but until we can get back to playing together in person, we are working to keep players, Coaches and clubs engaged and developing themselves and their teams online. The LRF is glad to see so many of our DAC Lao Nagas doing fitness at home during this challenging time! Check out some of the action and join the Lao Rugby community in staying healthy this month! #RugbyatHome #StayHomeStayFit

The Lao Rugby Federation is proud to support the 16 days of activism to end violence against women and children. Globally COVID-19 and resulting lockdowns have resulted in increased violence at home. To ensure rugby can be a part of a safe response, the LRF’s 73 Champa Ban Coaches have been delivering weekly Reconnect Online sessions the past few months to support youth players to take care of their mental and physical health and to connect with their peers in a safe online space. Thanks to our Coaches for working hard to promote safeguarding, gender equality and for standing against violence!

 #EndGenderBasedViolenceNow #OrangeTheWorld #OrangeLaos #EndGBVinLaoPDRNow
#GenerationEquality

Today is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women and the start of the 16 Days Campaign to raise awareness about gender-based violence. Today and everyday the LRF is proud to work with our partners to support all of the rugby family - both males and females - to take action to prevent and end violence against women and girls. Stay tuned for more posts in the coming weeks about how we’re making an impact, and join us to #OrangeTheWorld! #EndGenderBasedViolenceNow #OrangeLaos #EndGBVinLaoPDRNow
#GenerationEquality

The LRF is proud to join hands with @unfpa Laos and other partners in Laos and internationally for the 16 Days Campaign to end violence against women and girls. Today we are celebrating female rugby leaders! The LRF works to ensure that rugby empowers women at youth, club, and elite levels. Supporting girls and women in leadership is one way we can #endVAW. Watch this space for more about how LRF is working in partnership to help raise awareness and join us to #OrangeTheWorld!

The LRF is proud to join hands with the @unfpa Laos and other partners in Laos for the 16 Days Campaign to end violence against women and girls. Watch this space for more about how LRF is working in partnership to help raise awareness and join us to #OrangeTheWorld! #endviolenceagainstwomen

As we look back on #20yearsofLRF, we thank and acknowledge the hard work and effort of all the #LaoRugbyFamily members who’ve made it all possible! Today we are pleased to hear from the LRF Board Member, Mr. Chansavang Seekhampheng about what Lao Rugby has meant to him! 2️⃣0️⃣🏉 https://t.co/vKUAYYyKce

The Lao Rugby Federation is celebrating 20 years since its founding in 2001. LRF Vice President, Phousay Phengphong is joining our month of celebration held virtually by thanking the Lao Rugby family near and far for making our work possible these past 20 years. #LaoRugbyFamily We hope everyone will celebrate with us virtually this month and that we can celebrate in person as rugby returns to the pitch in Laos in the coming year. If you have a memory or quote to celebrate LRF’s 20 years, please send a message to us directly or send it to info@laorugby.com. #20yearsofLRF