Sport changes lives | Unicef and the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games, 4 years on @UNICEFUK
Sport changes lives | Unicef and the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games, 4 years on  @UNICEFUK
Uploaded April 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In 2014, Unicef and the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games pledged to transform children’s lives, reaching children in every part of Scotland, and in every Commonwealth Country by the next Games.
As the 2018 Commonwealth Games begins in the Gold Coast, we’re delighted to share that the partnership has reached its promise to Put Children First.
• Programmes are now planned or underway in all 52 Commonwealth countries
• More than 11.7 million children have been reached by programmes to date
• More than 540,000 children are benefiting across all the regions of Scotland
• £6.5 million has been raised for programmes for children

UNICEF continues to work around the world to protect and promote children’s rights in, around, and through sport

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