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Together with its partner organizations Camfed (Zimbabwe), DAPP (Malawi), Molteno (South Africa), ROCS (Zambia) and ZOCS (Zambia), the Roger Federer Foundation has put together its first Partner Paper on children's councils. Its main topic is how to include children in school governance. You can find ...

The Roger Federer Foundation supports the highly recommended method of "learning stories" to be applied in day cares in Switzerland. This approach's focus is on the child's ability to learn and on their strengths rather then results. For more information visit our respective webpage.

We are proud to announce that the Roger Federer Foundation is a new coalition member of Ready! to promote early childhood in Switzerland.

For more information on Ready!, please visit their website (only in D, F, or I).

In the second video of the Foundation Talk series, Roger talks about how education has played a crucial part in his personal life and why supporting education in Africa and Switzerland is his Foundation's strategic focus.

Watch the full video on YouTube.

This April was the most successful month in the Foundation's history in terms of income generation. Two terrific Matches for Africa took place in Zurich and in Seattle generating an incredible amount of minimal 3.8 million Swiss Francs. We are grateful for this continuing support of fans, sponsors and ...

Just as we have done every year, we have endeavoured to present our Annual Report as early as possible. It is our aim to report on the developments made in the last calendar year, soon after the year has finished.  To this end it is my great pleasure to inform you of the milestones which the Roger ...

Today we launched a new initiative called "i-act" in Lusaka, which aims to increase interactive teaching skills of more than 7000 community school teachers through a self-guided course supported by handheld devices. For more information read the article of the Zambia Daily Mail attached or ...