Join for Joy

play is as fundamentally important for the development of a child as schooling and education. it allows children to use their creativity while developing their imagination; dexterity; and physical, cognitive, and emotional strength. play has therefore been recognized (1989) by the united nations high commission for human rights as a right of every child. join for joy strongly believes that every child should experience the carefree, joyful energy of childhood. unfortunately this is not naturally the case for every life. we manifest this belief by organizing summercamps and sports and play activities at schools for children living in developing countries. through play and sporting activities; music and dance; role-playing, educational lessons and creative exercises, we offer these children a unique opportunity to freely express themselves and really feel what it means to be youthful.