Girls In Motion inspire more girls aged 5-19 to be a part of the sport
“Our favourite thing about running events like these is seeing how much enjoyment all the girls have when they come together and participate.” Girls In Motion Tweet Girls In Motion are a squash charity that provide inspirational squash sessions to girls aged 5-19 from across the UK; with the aim of engaging them with the […]
Help to rebuild flood damaged squash courts in Algemsi, Spain
The courts have been submerged after one of the most extreme floods in Spanish history. Spain has faced floods on an unprecedented scale over past few weeks, with it being one of the deadliest national disasters in Spanish history On Tuesday, October 29, the town of Algemesí suffered a flood due to the overflowing of […]
Become a Collection Point for ReBound
The PSA Foundation’s ReBound initiative recycles usable squash clothing and equipment by donating them to our partner Squash for Development Organisations (SDOs). SDOs use squash as a vehicle for social change by running sports and academic programs for underserved children. To continue their positive work, they need your support. Your club can join the initiative […]
Britford Bridge Trust Funding to Support Egoli Squash Academic Program
Egoli Squash received funding from the Britford Bridge Trust grant, won by the PSA Foundation, allowing the program to build upon the academic support it provides for its’ young players. Many ‘Squash for Development Organisations’ (SDOs) support their programme children by combining sport with academic support, food provisions and more. Our research has suggested that […]
Squash For Development Spotlight: Calder Community Squash
Squash for Development Organisations (SDO’s) use squash as a vehicle for social change, alongside nutritional support, academic support and more to help underserved populations around the world. Here we shine a spotlight on Calder Community Squash, who are based in Calderdale, UK, but have created programmes across the country. Aron Harper-Robinson founded the program to […]
12-year-old Scottish Squash Champion organises equipment collection to benefit South African squash programme!
During the Scottish Inter Reigonal Squash event, 12-year-old Callum Smith organised a clothing and kit collection, with over 200 squash items including clothes, rackets and shoes being sent to South Africa’s Joburg Squash Foundation. Callum, who is the Scottish U13 Champion, was inspired to organise the collection after watching the Beyond These Walls: The Gazakulu […]
More Than Just A Ranking: Melissa Alves
https://youtu.be/4qYb_t6cnhM More Than Just A Ranking is a series where we get a personal insight into squash players about more than just who they are on court. In the latest episode, we speak to Melissa Avles about her squash journey and how she is using her platform to promote the sport in French Guyana. Facebook […]
PSA Foundation helps fund food provisions for Khelshala juniors through Britford Bridge Trust
Launched on the 21st September and celebrating its 15th anniversary, Khelshala has opened a brand new kitchen on their site in Chandigarh, India. The new kitchen will provide three meals a week for the children of Khelshala, adding to their ongoing commitment to support the wellbeing of the local underserved children. As a partner Squash […]
World Mental Health Day 2024
October 10th is World Mental Health Day: a chance to talk about mental health, how we need to look after it, and how important it is to get help if you are struggling. Mental health support for PSA players as well as players of all levels across the world is a fundamental aspect of the […]
Players take on 24 Hour Squash Challenge to support the growth of squash worldwide!
If you have any issues completing your payment, please report your issue to foundation@psaworldtour.com On the 22nd of November 2024 at Pontefract Squash Club, squash players, fans and even professional players will be playing squash for 24 hours in a row in support of the PSA Foundation, the charitable arm of the PSA Squash Tour. The […]
