They are marking one year out to the 2012 Games with a new campaign focusing on youth leadership and building futures in communities ravaged by conflict, poverty and disease. By harnessing the power of sport, Right To Play's local, volunteer coaches can help vulnerable children recover their childhoods and fulfil their potential as future leaders of change.

To find out more about their work you can visit their website ( http://www.righttoplay.org.uk/), sign up to their newsletter or join Ugo Monye in following them on Twitter.

'Sport has been one of the most important things in my life for as long as I can remember. It is the same for millions of people around the world and it is a fantastic way to engage, teach and develop young people. Right To Play have been teaching children in some of the most disadvantaged areas of the world through sport and play for over 10 years and on this landmark day, a year to go to the world's biggest sporting event, it is important to recognise their crucial work and the power sport can have.'

Ugo Monye - Athlete Ambassador, Right To Play.

Right To Play is the official charity partner of Harlequins for the 2011/12 season.